Hoban Books

LOOK AGAIN!
LOOK AGAIN!

By Tana Hoban, Macmillan Company, Collier Macmillan Ltd, Hoban

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22 unnumbered pages (chiefly illustrations) 24 cm Look through the square cut in the page and see part of the photograph. Turn the page and experience the full concept of the picture

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Push, Pull, Empty, Full: A Book Of Opposites
Push, Pull, Empty, Full: A Book Of Opposites

By Tana Hoban, Macmillan Company, Hoban

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Illustrations on lining papers Black and white photos illustrate fifteen pairs of opposites such as front-back, first-last, push-pull

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Herman The Loser
Herman The Loser

By Hoban

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Frances Collection
Egg Thoughts And Other Frances Songs
La Corona And The Tin Frog
The Lion Of Boaz-Jachin And Jachin-Boaz
Dinner At Alberta'S
Dinner At Alberta'S

By Russell Hoban, Russell, Hoban

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Turtle Summer
Turtle Summer

By Hoban

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Flat Cat
Flat Cat

By Russell Hoban, Russell, Clive Scruton, Hoban, Written By Russell Hoban

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Comic-strip style artwork and a simple text written almost entirely in phonics relate the inauspicious beginning of an unusual friendship between a masked cat and a fat rat

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