Phyllis Krasilovsky Books

The Cow Who Fell in the Canal
The Man Who Tried to Save Time Reading on My Own Book
The man who tried to save time
The man who tried to save time

By Phyllis Krasilovsky

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A man drastically reorganizes his daily routines to save time, only to come to a startling realization.

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The Man Who Didn t Wash His Dishes
The man who entered a contest
The man who entered a contest

By Phyllis Krasilovsky

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A man enters a baking contest and wins in an unexpected way.

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The man who entered a contest
The man who entered a contest

By Phyllis Krasilovsky

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A man enters a baking contest and wins in an unexpected way.

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The first tulips in Holland
The first tulips in Holland

By Phyllis Krasilovsky

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A fictionalized account of how a Dutch merchant brought tulip bulbs from Persia to Holland where they became immensely popular.

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The first tulips in Holland
The first tulips in Holland

By Phyllis Krasilovsky

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A fictionalized account of how a Dutch merchant brought tulip bulbs from Persia to Holland where they became immensely popular.

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The Shy Little Girl
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