Frane Lessac Books

Caribbean Alphabet

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This title contains a collection of colourful paintings, each devoted to a letter of the alphabet portraying scenes from Caribbean life with each subject featured beginning with the same letter.

Not a copper penny in me house

By Monica Gunning

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Caribbean canvas

By Frane Lessac

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The artwork of Frané Lessac accompanies this collection of poems by various Caribbean poets, including Robert Johnson, Edward Brathwaite, A.L. Hendricks, Evan Jones, and others.

Caribbean canvas

By Frane Lessac

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The artwork of Frané Lessac accompanies this collection of poems by various Caribbean poets, including Robert Johnson, Edward Brathwaite, A.L. Hendricks, Evan Jones, and others.

Capital!

By Laura Krauss Melmed, Frane Lessac

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Rhyming text and illustrations present the sights of Washington, D.C., from A to Z.

Capital

By Laura Krauss Melmed, Frane Lessac

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