Diane James Books

I want to be a clown
I want to be a clown

By Ivan Bulloch

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Provides instructions and practical advice on make-up, costumes, props, and routines for clowns.

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I want to be an acrobat
I want to be an acrobat

By Ivan Bulloch

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An illustrated guide to performing basic acrobatic routines.

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I want to be a magician
I want to be a magician

By Ivan Bulloch

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A how-to book on magic with detailed illustrations for a variety of tricks.

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I Want to Be a Puppeteer I Want to Be
I Want to Be an Actor Bulloch Ivan. I Want to Be.
The Big Book of Cool Crafts
En la Granja
En la Granja

By Two Can Editors

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