Arthur Pober Ed.D Books

Arabian nights

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An abridged version of the tale of Scheherazade, daughter of King Shahryar's advisor, who tells her husband, the king, a different story every night to keep him from fulfilling his plan to kill her...

Alice in Wonderland Through the Looking Glass

By Dan Andreasen, Lewis Carroll, Arthur Pober Ed.D, Eva Mason

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Classic Starts R

By Johanna Spyri, Lisa Church, Jamel Akib, Arthur Pober Ed.D

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Classic Starts R

By Lucy Corvino, Howard Pyle, John Burrows, Arthur Pober Ed.D

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Classic Starts R

By Lucy Corvino, Mark Twain, Arthur Pober Ed.D, Martin Woodside

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Classic Starts R

By Diane Namm, Arthur Pober Ed.D

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Animal stories

By Diane Namm

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An abridged retelling of a dozen stories about animals from well-known authors.

Ballet stories

By Lisa R. Church

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Retells eight ballet plots based on original and classic fairy tales.

Greek myths

By Diane Namm

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From Icarus's legendary flight to Orpheus's trip to the underworld,this edition introduces young readers to classic Greek myths.

Pollyanna

By Eleanor Hodgman Porter, Arthur Pober Ed.D, Scott McKowen

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