Eugene H. Baker Books

From the senior draftsman of a large company, two boys learn the training and education necessary for becoming a draftsman and what the work involves.

I want to be a computer operator

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Describes, simply and briefly, the functions of a computer and the job and training of a computer operator.

I want to be a hockey player

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Two boys learn the rules and techniques of hockey.

I want to be a lawyer

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Easy-to-read text describes a lawyer's job and training.

I want to be a swimmer

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The swimming coach explains the five basic swimming strokes to a young would-be swimmer.

I want to be a tennis player

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Two children learn to play tennis and participate in a tournament.

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