A Harris Stone Books

The Last Free Bird

By A Harris Stone, A. Harris Stone, Stone, A. Harris.

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A children's book, detailing the effects on the birds of pollution, loss of habitat, etc. leading to the end of birdlife as we know it -- that is, the last wild bird. Very poetic, beautiful illustr...

Plants are Like That

By Irving Leskowitz, A.Harris Stone

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Puttering with Paper

By Bertram Siegel, A.Harris Stone

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Drop by Drop

By Dale E. Ingmanson, A.Harris Stone

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Crystals from the Sea

By Dale E. Ingmanson, A.Harris Stone

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Workbook of an unsuccessful architect.

By Harris Stone

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The finesse how to win more tricks more often,

By Fred L. Karpin

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Have a Ball,

By A. Harris Stone

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These experiments explain the distinctive features of a golf ball, tennis ball, ping pong ball, steel ball, softball, baseball, and other spheres.

Plants Are Like That

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Take a Balloon

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