Eugene H. Baker Books

In the detective's lab

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Discusses the investigatory work preformed in laboratories using such clues as fingerprints, tire tracks, bullet holes, and artist's sketches.

What's right?

By Eugene H. Baker

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Discusses a Christian's personal conduct with emphasis on the importance of courage, honesty, fairness, and other values.

Your manners are showing

By Eugene H. Baker

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An introduction to good manners for Christian living, including those for the telephone, table, and school.

What's right?

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Discusses the process of valuing and the specific values of love, honesty, courage, fairness, and kindness.

Your manners are showing

By Eugene H. Baker

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An introduction to good manners, including those for the table, telephone, and school.

XIII Olympic Winter Games, Lake Placid, 1980

By Eugene H. Baker, Donna Baker

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Safety First Books

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I want to be a printer

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Simple text and illustrations describe the job of a printer.

I want to be a postal clerk

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An elementary school class finds out about the duties of and qualifications for being a postal clerk.

I want to be a jeweler

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While visiting a jewelry store, two children learn about the trade of a jeweler.

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