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Spirits
Spirits

By Eisner

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A boat, a bat, and a beanie
A boat, a bat, and a beanie

By Vivienne Eisner

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Instructions for creating a variety of items from old newspaper, including a puppet, tote bag, picture frame, and building bricks.

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The Insects: Readings From Scientific American
The Insects: Readings From Scientific American

By Eisner, Thomas Eisner, Selected And Introduced By Thomas Eisner, Edward O. Wilson

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Selected And Introduced By Thomas Eisner, Edward O. Wilson. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [323]-328.

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The Outer Space Spirit
The Outer Space Spirit
The Outer Space Spirit

By Will Eisner

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The building
The building

By Will Eisner

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The art of Will Eisner
The art of Will Eisner

By Will Eisner

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