Seymour Reit Books

Bugs Bunny's space carrot

By Seymour Reit

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After a trip to outer space in his homemade space carrot, Bugs Bunny discovers a sad truth.

Tweety and Sylvester

By Seymour Reit

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Sylvester the Cat breaks his promise to Granny by trying to make a meal of her canary.

Bugs Goes to the Dentist

By Seymour Reit, Golden Books

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Bugs Bunny visits the dentist hoping to be inspired to write the last line of his Happy Tooth Week poem.

All kinds of trains

By Seymour Reit

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Presents a brief history of trains and describes various types of trains and their uses.

All kinds of planes

By Seymour Reit

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Presents a brief history of airplanes and describes various types of airplanes and their uses.

All kinds of ships

By Seymour Reit

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Text and drawings introduce a wide variety of ships from early boats hollowed from logs to supertankers of today.

Some busy hospital!

By Seymour Reit, Walt Disney Productions

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A friendly introduction to the variety of activities occurring in a busy general hospital.

Sails, rails, and wings

By Seymour Reit

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Traces the development of three forms of transportation.

Trains

By Seymour Reit

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Introduces all sorts of trains from around the world, covering different types of trains, how they are constructed, and how they run, who drives them, and more.

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