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My First Book of Sign Language
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I love you mom
I love you mom

By Joan Holub, Iris Hiskey Arno, Iris Hiskey

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Shows various jobs that moms can have.

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Ivy Green, Cootie Queen
Ivy Green, Cootie Queen

By Joan Holub

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I Love You, Dad
I Love You, Dad

By Joan Holub, Iris Hiskey Arno, Iris Hiskey

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Different children spend time with their fathers, playing, cooking, pretending, and having a wonderful time.

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Space dogs on planet K-9
Space dogs on planet K-9

By Joan Holub

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Cars and trucks
Cars and trucks

By Joan Holub

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Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs

By Joan Holub

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Easy-to-read, rhyming text describes dinosaurs, from the well-known Tyrannosaurus Rex to the more exotic Coelophysis and Nodosaurus, and provides simple directions for drawing each.

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Magical creatures
Magical creatures

By Joan Holub

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Easy-to-read, rhyming text describes magical creatures, including fairy princesses, dragons, and elves, and provides simple directions for drawing each.

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Pumpkin countdown
Pumpkin countdown

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