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By Leonard Kessler

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The Presidents Almanac
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By Paula N. Kessler

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IS THERE AN ELEPHANT IN YOUR KITCHEN
IS THERE AN ELEPHANT IN YOUR KITCHEN

By Ethel Kessler, Kessler

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Illustrations and simple questions examine some of the things that belong in a kitchen and some that do not. On board pages.

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Moscow Station

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