Melvin Berger Books

I Need a Lunch Box

By Jeannette Franklin Caines

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A little boy yearns for a lunch box, even though he hasn't started school yet.

I Need a Lunch Box

By Jeannette Caines

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The Pirates Ship

By Gillian Rubinstein

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The Hand Knitted Aussie Bites

By David Metzenthen

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The astronauts

By Dinah L. Moche

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Describes various craft in space such as a spaceship and space station and discusses activities of astronauts as they prepared for and travel in space.

The Whole World Of Hands

By Melvin Berger, True Kelley, Gilda Berger, Gilda And Melvin Berger

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Bibliography: p. 113-115 Includes index Discusses the hand and its lore, including structure, right- and left-handedness, gestures, sign language, fingerprints, hand games, finger math, wounds, han...

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