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The Cat that invented bebop
The Cat that invented bebop

By Etienne Delessert, Marshall Arisman

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A young cat from Mississippi works hard learning to play the saxophone and takes the train to New York City so he can play with the cool cats.

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The Education of an Illustrator
The Education of an Illustrator

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Teaching Illustration
Teaching Illustration

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The Sacred Monkey Man

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Cat Who Invented Bebop
Cat Who Invented Bebop

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