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7 of 11 available systemwide, with no current holds.

Location and Availability

Burton Barr Central Library — 1 of 1 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R. - Floor 1	On Shelf - (Checked in: May 11 2013 )
Desert Broom Library — 1 of 1 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Apr 18 2013 )
Desert Sage Library — 1 of 1 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R.	On Shelf - (Checked in: May 15 2013 )
Ironwood Library — 0 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R.	Checked Out - (Due: Jun 8 2013)
Juniper Library — 0 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R.	Checked Out - (Due: May 22 2013)
Mesquite Library — 1 of 2 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Apr 4 2013 )
	Children PICT BK Wells, R.	Checked Out - (Due: Jun 3 2013)
Ocotillo Library — 1 of 1 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Nov 15 2012 )
Palo Verde Library — 1 of 2 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R.	On Shelf - (Checked in: Jul 21 2012 )
	Children PICT BK Wells, R. - Floor 1	Checked Out - (Due: Jun 5 2013)
South Mountain Community Library — 1 of 1 available
	Call Number	Status
	Children PICT BK Wells, R. - Floor 1	On Shelf - (Checked in: Mar 29 2013 )

Summary:

Ruby thinks Max and Fred will have a great time playing at the park. But Fred doesn't want to share and he keeps taking Max's toys. Will Max and Fred every find a way to get along?

Notes:

"Ages 3 and up."

"Based upon the animated series Max & Ruby"--T.p.

Based on characters created by Rosemary Wells.

Related Subjects:

Sharing -- Fiction.

Max (Fictitious character : Wells) -- Fiction.

Ruby (Fictitious character : Wells) -- Fiction.

JUVENILE FICTION / Media Tie-In JUV027000

JUVENILE FICTION / Social Issues / Friendship JUV039060

Other Entries to Search by:

Wells, Rosemary.

Max & Ruby (Television program)

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