George Ancona Books

And What Do You Do: 2

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Briefly introduces the work of twenty-one people involved in careers that do not require a college degree, such as arborist, barber, farmer, mechanic, and watch repairman.

Growing Older

By George Ancona

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Presents anecdotal remembrance of older people as told to the author.

I Feel: A Picture Book Of Emotions

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Photographs explore inner feelings common to everyone.

It s a baby

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Observes an infant's development during the months between his birth and first birthday.

Monster on Wheels: 2

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Text and photographs introduce the physical characteristics and functions of a variety of machines designed for heavy labor. Included are the bulldozer, tractor, crane, paver, and others.

Monster Movers

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Describes the various kinds of huge machines used to move ores and other bulky and heavy materials from one place to another.

Fiesta U.S.A. Spanish

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Let's dance!

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Simple text and photographs describe various dances from all over the world.

George Ancona Then and Now

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