William R. Sanford Books

The Beach Boys

By William R. Sanford

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Traces the vicissitudes of a popular rock band since it began twenty-five years ago.

Stevie Wonder

By William R. Sanford

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A biography of the famed musician, blind from birth, whose whole life has been spent writing songs and making music, winning many awards and giving delight to people.

Bill Cosby

By William R. Sanford

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A biography of a popular comedian, star of his own television show.

Michael J. Fox

By William R. Sanford

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Traces the life and career of the young Canadian actor whose move to the United States brought him enormous success in television and films.

Cyndi Lauper

By William R. Sanford

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A biography of the popular rock singer and composer who was the first woman to ever put three singles from one album into the Top Three.

Murders Rue Morgue Monsters Se (Monsters series)

By Carl R. Green, William R. Sanford, Willam R. Sanford

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A retelling of the screenplay, based on Edgar Allan Poe's famous story, in which a medical student tries to solve a series of unusual murders.

The phantom of the Opera

By William R. Sanford

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An accident with acid produces a murderous madman, who haunts the Paris Opera House causing bizarre deaths.

The black cat

By Carl R. Green

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A rich old woman in a house full of cats is surrounded by greedy relatives waiting to cash in on their inheritance, and then the murders begin.

The boa constrictor

By William R. Sanford

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Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of the large, non-poisonous, snake that suffocates its prey by squeezing it very tightly.

Cape Buffalo Wildlife Habits Habitat

By Carl R. Green, William R. Sanford

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