Byron Glaser Books

Action alphabet

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The letters of the alphabet appear as parts of pictures representing sample words, such as a drip formed by a D coming out of a faucet and a vampire with two V's for fangs.

Action alphabet

By Marty Neumeier

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The letters of the alphabet appear as parts of pictures representing sample words, such as a drip formed by a D coming out of a faucet and a vampire with two V's for fangs.

Zoloco

By Sandra Higashi, Byron Glaser

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Wacky poems that explore a variety of feelings are followed by lists of things to do when experiencing different emotions, such as making your hair kooky when you feel silly, or thinking of your he...

Zolo ABZ

By Byron Glaser

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Each letter of the alphabet is illustrated with Zany Zolo toy characters

The Tell Tale Heart

By Edgar Allan Poe

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The murder of an old man is revealed by the continuing beating of his heart.

The last leaf

By O. Henry

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A sick artist with no will to live feels she will die when the last leaf falls from the tree by her window--yet for some reason the leaf hangs on.

Zolocolor Doodle Canoodle

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John Jeremy Colton

By Sandra Higashi, Bryan J. Leech, Byron Glaser

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Zolocolor Somewhere Between Black And White

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