Smith, Robert Kimmel Books

Jane'S House

By Smith., Robert Kimmel Smith, Robert Kimmel, Smith, Robert Kimmel

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288 pages ; 18 cm Originally published: New York : Morrow ; London : Collins, 1982

Chocolate Fever

By Robert Kimmel Smith, Gioia Fiammenghi, Smith, Robert Kimmel

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Chocolate Fever

By Robert Kimmel Smith, Smith, Robert Kimmel, Fiammenghi, Gioia

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Henry loves chocolate so much, it practically runs through his veins. Chocolate cake, chocolate cereal, chocolate syrup, chocolate milk, and chocolate cookies--and that's just breakfast! Still, it...

Chocolate Fever

By Robert Kimmel Smith, Smith, Robert Kimmel, Fiammenghi, Gioia

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Henry loves chocolate so much, it practically runs through his veins. Chocolate cake, chocolate cereal, chocolate syrup, chocolate milk, and chocolate cookies--and that's just breakfast! Still, it...

Chocolate Fever

By Robert Kimmel Smith, Smith, Robert Kimmel, Fiammenghi, Gioia

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Henry loves chocolate so much, it practically runs through his veins. Chocolate cake, chocolate cereal, chocolate syrup, chocolate milk, and chocolate cookies--and that's just breakfast! Still, it...

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