Seymour Reit Books

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.

Some busy hospital!

By Seymour Reit

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

Aurora presents Don Bluth Productions' The secret of NIMH storybook

By Seymour Reit

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A field mouse named Mrs. Brisby enlists the aid of a race of intelligent rats to save her home and her sick child.

Trai ns

By Seymour Reit

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A history of railway transportation, from the development of the first locomotives to the various modern types of trains and their uses.

Secret of Nimh Storybook

By Seymour Reit

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A field mouse named Mrs. Brisby enlists the aid of a race of intelligent rats to save her home and her sick child.

Written in the warm and reassuring Bank Street style, this is an authoritative, ground-breaking guide entriely devoted to the dilemmas of sibling rivalry. Issues such as jealousy, sharing and fight...

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