Rufus Butler Seder Books

Gallop

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Rhyming text asks if the reader can move like a variety of animals. Striped acetate overlays on board pages give illustrations the illusion of movement.

Au Galop

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Di corsa Un libro illustrato in scanimation

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Tongmultura Mwohani

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Simple text and "scanimation" illustrations, which make figures appear to be moving, describe the motions of various animals, such as a horse, a cat, a bird, and a butterfly.

Gallop 8 Copy Counter Display

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Waddle

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Swing

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Swing Gallop 48 Copy Combo Floor Display

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