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about his physical being andhis relationships with parents,peers,andpets.There are poems about loneliness andfriendship,happiness and sadness,love,hate,and puzzlement.There are poemsabout climbing trees,a loose tooth,takinga bath,and worrying about a best friend(who has no chimney)on Christmas Eve.  \nAll the poems,with the exception of onefrom Mother Goose,are by such contem-porary authors as Gwendolyn BrooksDorothy Aldis,Charlotte Zolotow,andCarson McCullers.And the exuberantdrawings,full of fun,are by TalivaldisStubis.  \nYoung readers and listeners will seethemselves reflected in Me!—and be de-lighted.It is a voyage they will want totake again and again.  \nThis is a Junior Literary Guild selec-tion,chosen as an outstanding bookfor boys and girls(P Group).  \nBook Club  \nEdition  \n0  172  \nKern County Library  \n1.Books may be kept until last due date oncard in this pocket.  \n2.A fine will be charged on each bookwhich is not returned by date due.  \n3.All injuries to books beyond reasonablewear and all losses shall be made good to thesatisfaction of the librarian.  \n4.Each borrower is held responsible for allbooks borrowed by him and for all fines ac-cruing on them.DEMCo  \nA book of poemscompiled by  \nLee Bennett Hopkinsillustrated byTalivaldis Stubis  \nTHE SEABURY PRESS·NEW YORK  \nFor my brother,Donald,who grew up with me.LB.H.  \n# ACKNOWLEDGMENTS\n\nThanks are due to the following authors and publishers for permission touse the material included:  \nAtheneum Publishers for\"Tree Climbing\"from Stilts,Somersaults,andHeadstands by Kathleen Fraser.Copyright 1968 by'Kathleen Fraser.  \nFollett Publishing Company for\"Hamsters\"from That Was Summer byMarci Ridlon.Copyright   1969 by Marci Ridlon.Used by permissionof Follett Publishing Company.  \nHarcourt,Brace &World,Inc.for\"Bump on my Knee\"from WideAwake and Other Poems by Myra Cohn Livingston.Copyright ◎1959 byMyra Cohn Livingston.Reprinted by permission of Harcourt,Brace &World,Inc.  \nHarper &Row,Publishers for\"Robert,Who Is Often a Stranger toHimself\"_and\"Skipper\"from Bronzeville Boys and Girls by GwendolynBrooks.Copyright 1956 by Gwendolyn Brooks Blakely.\"Look\"and\"Nobody Loves Me\"from All That Sunlight by Charlotte Zolotow.Copyright ◎1967 by Charlotte Zolotow.All reprinted with permission ofHarper &Row,Publishers.  \nHolt,Rinehart &Winston,Inc.for\"An Indignant Male\"from FipeGoing on Six by A.B.Ross.All rights reserved.Reprinted by permissionof Holt,Rinehart &Winston,Inc.  \nLee Bennett Hopkins for\"This Tooth\"and\"Toy Telephone.\"Copyright1970 by Lee Bennett Hopkins.  \nHoughton Mifflin Company for\"Christmas Eve Rhyme\"from SweetAs A Pickle and Clean As A Pig by Carson McCullers.Copyright C1964 by Carson McCullers.Reprinted by permission of HoughtonMifflin Company.  \nLarry Kirkman for\"An Itch.\"Copyright 1970 by Larry Kirkman.  \nLittle,Brown and Company for\"A Year Later\"from Hello andGood-by by Mary Ann and Norman Hoberman.Copyright ◎1959 byMary Ann and Norman Hoberman.Reprinted by permission of Little,Brown and Company.  \nG.P.Putnam's Sons for\"Everybody Says\"from Here,There andEverywohere by Dorothy Aldis.Copyright 1927,1928 by Dorothy Aldis.\"My Nose\"from All Together by Dorothy Aldis.Copyright 1925,1926,1927,1928,1934,1939,1952 by Dorothy Aldis.Reprinted by permissionof G.P.Putnam's Sons.  \nScott,Foresman and Company for\"After a Bath\"from Up the WindyHill by Aileen Fisher.Reprinted by permission of Scott,Foresman andCompany.  \nSimon &Schuster,Inc.for\"Mirror,Mirror\"from Miracles,compiledby Richard Lewis.Copyright ◎1966 by Richard Lewis.Reprinted bypermission of Simon &Schuster,Inc.  \nAnthology copyright 1970 by Lee Bennett Hopkins.Iustrations copyright O 1970 by Talivaldis Stubis.Library of Congress Catalog Card Number:72-115782.All rights reserved.Printed in the U.5.A.  \nCONTENTS  \nRobert,who is often a stranger to himself.Gwendolyn Brooks6Mirror!Mirror!Deborah 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