Richard Michelson Books

Animals that ought to be

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A collection of short poems about all kinds of unusual animals, including the Backtalk Bat, the Roombroom, and the Channel Changer.

A book of flies real or otherwise

By Richard Michelson

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Humorous poems about different kinds of flies are accompanied by factual information about these creatures.

Ten Times Better

By Richard Michelson, Leonard Baskin

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Too Young for Yiddish

By Richard Michelson Author Neil Waldman Illustrator

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Young Aaron wants to learn how to speak to the chickens like his Zayde (grandfather). Zayde's stories and his many books, with their mysterious worlds and their guarded secrets, fascinate Aaron. Bu...

Secret Selves

By Richard Michelson, Richard Michelson Essay, John Stomberg, Leonard Nimoy, Joseph Thompson Introduction

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Fascinating

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Fascinating

By Richard Michelson

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Animals Anonymous

By Richard Michelson, Rich Michelson

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Busing Brewster

By Richard Michelson, R. G. Roth

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The Language of Angels

By Richard Michelson Author Karla Gudeon Illustrator

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2018 Sydney Taylor Book Award2017 National Jewish Book AwardIn 1885, few Jews in Israel used the holy language of their ancestors, and Hebrew was in danger of being lost—until Ben Zion and hi...

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