Elizabeth Zunon Books

Stitch by Stitch

By By Connie Schofield Morrison Illustrated By Elizabeth Zunon

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An awe-inspiring African American woman! A talented seamstress, born a slave, bought freedom for herself and her son.This picture book biography weaves together historical details, vibrant collages...

Grandpa Cacao

By Elizabeth Zunon

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Stitch by Stitch

By By Connie Schofield Morrison Illustrated By Elizabeth Zunon

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One Plastic Bag

By Elizabeth Zunon, Miranda Paul

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One Plastic Bag

By Elizabeth Zunon, Miranda Paul

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One Plastic Bag

By Elizabeth Zunon, Miranda Paul

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Don t Call Me Grandma

By Elizabeth Zunon, Vaunda Micheaux Nelson

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Legendary Miss Lena Horne

By Elizabeth Zunon, Carole Boston Weatherford

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How Many Spots Does a Leopard Have

By Elizabeth Zunon, M. J. York

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Don t Call Me Grandma

By Elizabeth Zunon, Vaunda Micheaux Nelson

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