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Colors
Colors

By John J. Reiss

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Eight colors are represented in illustrations of animals, foods, insects, and flowers.

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Numbers
Numbers

By John J. Reiss

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Pictures of familiar objects introduce the numbers one through one thousand.

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Georgia CRCT
Georgia CRCT

By Stephen A. Reiss

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xx, 236 p. : 28 cm. +

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The Curse of Amun ra
The Curse of Amun ra

By L.A. Reiss

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Who am I
Who am I

By Steven Reiss

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