What Shall I Do With My Penny? single work   children's fiction   children's  
Issue Details: First known date: 1950... 1950 What Shall I Do With My Penny?
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Little Joe has a penny to spend. He is offered lots of noisy things for his penny: a rooster, a turkey, a horseshoe, a saucepan, some nails and a hammer, a box of matches and some crackers, a drum, a pony, a kitten, a calf, a pig, a jangling money-box, and a tractor. When Joe hears the bell of the ice cream man's little cart, he decides to buy an ice cream.

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    y separately published work icon Cole's Noisy Picture Book Douglas Tainsh , Douglas Tainsh (illustrator), Melbourne : E. W. Cole , 1950 Z1494576 1950 selected work children's fiction children's humour A collection of short stories and rhymes about everyday noises. Melbourne : E. W. Cole , 1950 pg. 37-44
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