Category: Children & Young Adult Reading

Toodle and Noodle Flat-tail: The Jolly Beaver Boys

Books intended for reading aloud to the Little Folk each night. Each volume contains 8 colored illustrations and 31 stories--one for each night in the month. Handsomely bound in cloth. Size 6-1/2 by 8-1/4.

Chapters

1. Part 1

Books intended for reading aloud to the Little Folk each night. Each volume contains 8 colored illustrations and 31 stories--one for each night in the month. Handsomely bound in...

2. Part 2

The more Noodle thought of this the better he liked it, so he swam off up the big pond until he came to a place in the woods where a little brook ran along over the green stones...

3. Part 3

"But I would like to have some fun," said this little beaver boy to himself, "so I guess I'll build a play-house. Then, when Noodle comes back it will be a surprise to him and h...

4. Part 4

Say, I guess, I'd better begin telling about that sliding down hill without any snow on the ground pretty soon, had I not? or else I'll get to the end of this story without putt...

5. Part 5

So off they started in their play-boat, leaving Crackie at home as before, playing with her mended wooden doll. And the rubber doll was asleep in the bathtub, for she was very f...

6. Part 6

"It's from our house--where we live in the old oak tree, you know. We're moving away from there, and Johnnie, my brother, and I have to help carry the stuff. Oh, I'd a good deal...

7. Part 7

"As soon as you do, snap! it goes shut, catching you by the leg. And, unless you can pull your leg out you're caught. Then along comes the hunter, and--well, the next part isn't...

8. Part 8

But Toodle did not feel much like studying. You know how it is yourself, when you want a rubber doll, or maybe a water-pistol, or a bicycle, or something that your papa or mamma...

9. Part 9

"Oh, he went to the store for mamma. She wanted some molasses to make a birch bark pudding with. We needn't wait for Noodle, if you are going after chestnuts. I heard him say he...

10. Part 10

"You are doing very well, Crackie," said Mrs. Flat-tail with a smile at the little beaver girl. "Soon we won't have to call you Crackie at all." You see Crackie had such an odd...

11. Part 11

The next day after Noodle Flat-tail, the little beaver boy, forgot his reader book, and had to go home after it (when he saved Uncle Wiggily from the fox, you know) there were s...