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She rides a swing with her father, plays a trick on her grandma, and boils with anger when her cat scratches her face. PreSchool-Grade 1-Through simple rhyming phrases, readers learn about the many things that a young redheaded girl can do: 'Susan trots,/Susan rows,/Susan paints,/Susan throws.' With great color and movement, the pencil-and-crayon illustrations depict this spirited child in her everyday world.

Susan laughs