Whales and Dolphins: A Portrait of the Animal World

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Thar She Blows! And what a beauty she is! .......2005-07-28

I love whales and dolphins. They are good looking and hilarious animals. This book told me lots about them and showed me terrific pictures too. Anyway, you've seen my review. Now buy the book.

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Namibia's popularity as a safari and adventure-activity destination has taken off exponentially, with a corresponding increase in the range of options available to travelers. A thorough update of accommodations and activities in game parks and towns alike is provided in this second edition, with descriptions of guest farms, lodges, and bush camps being exceptionally personal and comprehensive. The picturesque capital of Windhoek is covered in detail, but the main bulk of this exhaustive guide is given to the pristine yet accessible wilderness of Namibia--from the desolation of the Skeleton Coast and awesome Namib Desert to the lush Kavango and Caprivi Strip in the east. Guidance on visiting bushman villages, local culture, and eco-travel is provided. Desert activities for the adventurous include dune boarding, ballooning, and quad biking. Some pioneering, self-drive routes with GPS coordinates have been added to this highly recommended guide.

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Bradt Travel Guide, the Second Edition.......2007-01-12

The Bradt Travel guide gave me a lot of information on the different areas of Namibia. My sons are planning a trip there next summer. This will give them an idea on the places they would like to see. It also gives you info on things that you may need to do before taking a trip to Namibia. I liked all the different information it gave me.

This is the one..........2006-03-16

when you are driving your car through namibia. Good tips and hints for a good 4x4 or 2wd holiday in this beautiful country. Lot's of info on how to get permits and reservations for national parks.
Good reviews on campsites!

Namibia - the Brandt Travel Guide.......2006-03-13

Great reading. I read it from cover to cover & am not planning on going for 6 months!

Great Guide To Namibia.......2005-10-27

The Bradt Guide has great detail about Namibia. It presents a comprehensive review with some recently updated information. It is the kind of guide that one would bring in touring the country. Good information about the sites and places to stay, as well as good detailed local maps make this a useful guide, particularly for those not traveling on an organized tour.

This 2nd edition already needs an update!.......2003-07-04

Having bought the Botswana guide I logged on to secure a copy of the new second edition of the Namibia guide, hoping for the same level of high quality up-to-date information...Sad to say some of the information is dated ... A couple of examples to illustrate: Sossusvlei is one of Namibia's most popular destinations. The road from Sessriem to the dunes has been sealed since 2000. The book mentions that "there is talk of sealing the road". Concerning Etosha, there is mention of Helios a long disused waterhole close to the Halali camp. This waterhole was closed before 1998! In mention of Andoni, north of the Namutoni camp, the author says that he has hardly ever seen any game in that area. This depends strongly on the time of your visit. At the end of the dry season September-November, VERY large concentrations of game can be seen in this area. Further in the Caprivi section of the book (last page) there is mention of the dispute between Namibia and Botswana over Kasikili/Sedudu Island. This dispute was settled by the International Court in Hague in december 1999. But not all is bleak, the guide, is VERY COMPREHENSIVE, and still makes an EXCELLENT choice for planning, as long as you check that the information is still current. Clearly some of the material is new to the second edition and thus is current...

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Extensive guide about Namibia

Namibia, 3rd: The Bradt Travel Guide
Bradt Travel Guides
Manufacturer: Bradt Travel Guides
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Binding: Paperback

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ASIN: 1841621870

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Namibia's popularity as a safari and adventure-activity destination has really taken off, and there are now a huge range of options available to travelers. This detailed guide offers expanded coverage of the Caprivi Strip, now open to tourists, and the pristine yet accessible wilderness of Namibia--from the desolation of the Skeleton Coast to the picturesque capital of Windhoek.

Features include:

*In-depth focus on both recently opened lodges, including those with spa and gym facilities

*Coverage of the fascinating range of Namibia's wildlife

*Overland driving tips and route planning with some GPS coordinates

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Extensive guide about Namibia.......2007-08-13

If you have a desire to travel to Namibia, Chris McIntyre's book is the perfect read. Anything and everything about Namibia is included and is superior to any other guide on the subject.

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The Trial of Anne Hutchinson: Liberty, Law, and Intolerance in Puritan New England: Reacting to the Past
Mark C. Carnes , and Michael P. Winship
Manufacturer: Longman
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False Colors: Art, Design and Modern Camouflage
Roy R. Behrens
Manufacturer: Bobolink Books
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Binding: Paperback

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Disruptive Pattern Material: An Encyclopedia of Camouflage

Camouflage

Camouflage

Brasseys Book of Camouflage

COOK BOOK: Gertrude Stein, William Cook and Le Corbusier

ASIN: 0971324409

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An engaging and often amusing account of the little known use of artists, designers, and architects as army, navy, and civilian camouflage experts (called "camoufleurs") during World Wars I and II. Described and illustrated are documented attempts--some ingenious, others bizarre--at "fooling the eye" by such prominent artists (from France, England, the US, and Germany) as Abbott H. Thayer, Jean-Louis Forain, Andre Dunoyer de Segonzac, Jacques Villon, Grant Wood, Thomas Hart Benton, Norman Wilkinson, Everett Warner, Sherry Fry, Barry Faulkner, Homer Saint-Gaudens, John Singer Sargent, Frederic Waugh, Edward Seago, Blair Hughes-Stanton, Charles Burchfield, Oskar Schlemmer, Franz Marc, Edward Wadsworth, William Stanley Hayter, Roland Penrose, Julian Trevelyan, Eric Sloane, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Gyorgy Kepes, Jon Gnagy, Arshile Gorky, Victor Papenek, and Ellsworth Kelly.

Illustrated by 120 vintage photographs, diagrams, and artworks, the text explains how the strategies used to conceal objects in nature and warfare are based on the very same "unit-forming factors" that artists, designers, and architects use every day in the creation of paintings, prints, fonts, logos, page layouts, web sites, furniture, buildings, and so on.

Throughout the book, the author makes shrewd observations about the connections of art, design, and camouflage to such seemingly wide-ranging topics as Gestalt psychology, esthetics, Cubism, Dada, Surrealism, psychoanalysis, kindergarten, creativity, the Bauhaus, Frank Lloyd Wright, humor, dream analysis, Rockwell Kent, poetry, pickpockets, and sleight of hand.

Of additional interest are a camouflage timeline, an account of the etymology of the word camouflage, and a 10-page bibliography, the largest ever compiled on the subject of art and camouflage.

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This Special Rare-Breed Edition offers owners a comprehensive guide to all aspects of owning and caring for the Sloughi, including feeding, grooming, exercise and obedience training.

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This instructive book is the first of its kind to provide extensive historical information on the manufacturers and importers, along with in-depth analysis, descriptions, and current values. A gallery of more than 500 fascinating color photos reveals the extensive range of plates, dishes, and specialty china items, upon which were emblazoned artistic scenes. Of historical interest throughout America's cities and towns, this treasure trove of souvenir china will be cherished not only by those fascinated by America's past glories, but also collectors of other prized porcelains such as R.S. Prussia and Royal Bayreuth. Beyond its principal focus, the book also touches on other types of pictorial souvenir china including Historical Staffordshire. It will appeal to collectors of photos, postcards, World's Fair collectibles, souvenir spoons, and other related areas of collecting. If you only have one book on souvenirs, this should be it.1998 values. AUTHORBIO: The late Laurence Williams was born in 1942 and was an avid collector of souvenir china for more than 15 years. He was a hotel consultant and a part-time dealer in antiques. He organized a society of collectors and wrote and lectured on souvenir china. REVIEW: This book showcases china that was designed to bring a sense of the past, 'the way that it was,' to the buyer of the piece. This book presents an overview of Historical Staffordshire and the principle lines of souvenir plates, and details the story of German and U.S. Souvenir China. A helpful bibliography and index are provided.

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"Souvenir China" Brought to Life through Book.......2002-03-19

This handy paperback volume is a true gem on collecting late 19th/early 20th century souvenir china. The numerous color photos and informative text make this an excellent addition to any collector's bookshelf. Highlights include wholesaler marks and information on manufacturers.

This edition promises to be the corner stone for the souvenir china collector!

Gorgeous Reference of Souvenir China.......2001-11-01

This 1998, 232 page book features more than 500 full color, large photos of a great variety of collectible souvenir china. 1998 values are shown. There is a nice introduction to the topic and plenty of descriptive text throughout. It's well indexed for easy item location. Major topics include, Collecting Souvenir China in the U.S., Golden Era of Souvenir China, The Pioneers, Identifying Producers, Shapes, Forms and Styles, and related items. A nice bibliography is provided. Collectors will love looking at the great photos provided. A useful reference.

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This practical and inspiring guide to negotiating lifes passagesespecially career change and retirementtakes readers on a richly rewarding voyage of self-discovery. The ultimate destination: personal as well as professional fulfillment. A much-needed manual in this era of widespread layoffs, corporate downsizing, and a workforce in seemingly perpetual transition.

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A primer for those "in the desert".......2005-04-18

"What Do You Want to Do When You Grow Up?" is a must book for those who are "in-transition," thinking about retirement, or uncertain about their present career path (the desert experience). For four years, I have been serving as a co-ministry head in my Church assisting those who are either "in-transition" or contemplating it. This has been my number one reading recommendation to all participants, as this book handily addresses the first step to be taken before one moves-on, the step of self-awareness. Without knowing you are and where you want to go, you are doomed to a very empty existence.

Dorothy Cantor shares her twenty-five years of experience as a psychologist working with those who are seeking "what to do next" with key questions and real-life stories. While some, like me, may find the stories of little use, the questions she raises are the guts of the book and make this an excellent purchase. Some of these include:

What will I be doing when I am no longer spending most of my time at the work I am doing now?
What are the fifteen good things (besides money) that I get from job now?
What was it that I first longed to be when I grew up?
What are my obsession and reigning passions?
Who are my heroes, my favorite or most unforgettable people?

These and a host of other questions she raises will get one to think about their lives, their dreams, their gifts, their passions, and, ultimately, their direction. This is not a book to read quickly as this book requires the hard work of reflection and introspection to maximize its value.

Cantor has authored a very readable and useful book in helping those who are searching to start the next chapter in their lives - possibly the most fruitful and meaningful

Starts out great; doesn't deliver on its promises.......2004-02-04

The book "What Do You Want to Do When You Grow Up?" by Dorothy Cantor starts off with some promise. Early she says, "What we are going to talk about can be summed up as the capacity to grow and the need to choose....We will look at what went on before, in order to find some clues for the future." Later in the first section, she adds, "I'll show you how to pull those pieces together to sketch a plan for the next part of your life- the time in which there will be few rules, the time in which the choices will be up to you....Don't just leave the future to chance; do not assume that after you stop working, all will fall comfortably in place....design the years ahead, not wait for them to happen....you have within you, as we all have, the gift for endless self-renewal."

This is good stuff; we are off to a good start. But, in my opinion, the book does not deliver on its promises. Instead, we find that the author, who is a practicing psychologist, builds her book like a therapist who is trying to help someone solve a personal problem, in this case the prospect or experience of an unfulfilling retirement phase of life. This theme is exposed when she tells us, "Many people who have entered the after-the-job stage of their lives find themselves asking if there isn't supposed to be more to it....many such people come to my office for counseling."

So, the author presents four men and four women, "who sketched their journeys for me." My problem with what happens next is that the next 120 pages dwell on the childhood, educational, personal and vocational phases of these people's lives. Five of the eight still work, one retired one year ago, another two years back, and the other 12 years ago. So, a basic problem can be seen here: only one of those profiled has much of any experience with and in retirement!

I'm a firm believer that life, for the most part, only makes sense when you look at it in reverse. The variables along the way are endless: who we end up with as a spouse, what career we end up with, where we end up living, whether we are "successful" or not, etc. I also believe that the variables in the retirement phase can be endless, and, for the most part, are not controllable any more than the variables in our earlier phases were. The point here is that, for me, this lengthy exercise to learn who these working people are now and who they were earlier in their lives does little for me as a guide to my personal success in retirement. I just don't see these people as having much to say that is knowledgeable about the subject of retirement.

What I think the author may be on to is to open the door to the area of specialized retirement counseling for those who might need some "special" help. Folks who enter retirement with histories of having problems making decisions, following through on things, and being comfortable with themselves outside of their jobs might, indeed, need to look at their past to better understand who they can become in retirement. But I firmly believe that most folks do not need to go to the psychologist's couch as an essential step into retirement. So, in that sense, the essence of this book, in my opinion, is not valuable to most pre-retirees or those in their early transition.

Surely there are those who could use such help finding themselves in retirement. Willie Lowman, the central character in "Death of a Salesman" might be a candidate. After his death, one of his sons says of his salesman father, "He never knew who he was." Another candidate would be Mr. Schmidt of the "About Schmidt" movie fame. Talk about a guy that is ill-prepared for retirement! He came into it a mess, and he makes an early mess of it. He didn't know who he was, what he was supposed to be doing, or where he was headed. If someone is a mess before retirement, how could he or she not be expected to be a mess in retirement. And surely some people find success in the workplace in ways that will be difficult to find outside of the workplace. These folks could use some help.

Back to the book, the last 30 or so pages have some tidbits that are worthwhile, like breaking the transition into retirement into three phases: honeymooning, testing new waters, and the second wind. And on the final pages, she says, "Life keeps happening, and transitions are part of it....After all, growing up is never done." Sounds like good advice, but doesn't that mean that we've come full-circle in the book? At the end she tells us that we never grow up? If so, what was the point of the book?

In the end, I found the eight people profiled to be too few and with too little to say about the realities of successful retirement. As for advice about what one might want to do with extra leisure time in retirement, I'd point readers to the Activity Tree in "The Joy of Not Working," by Ernie Zelinski, as a much more practical way to build and to "pull" meaningful activity ideas for an individual retiree.

LIKE PLANTING AND TENDING A GARDEN!.......2001-05-09

As a counsellor, I have found many individuals discover "anticipating retirement" and "living in retirement" are two very different things. In the next ten years, I, too, will be "growing up" and facing this new chapter of my life. However, there are so many plans for my future, I only hope my health, financial resources and stamina will allow me to fulfill these ambitions. To me, retirement is like planting and tending a garden. First, one must plan carefully (you do not want to waste your precious years on activities that do not bring you joy and fulfillment.) Then, one should decide what plants (projects, hobbies, activities) to sow, not only to keep you physically active, but metally alert. Finally, one must lovingly tend that garden (nourish the soul, maintain physical health, and weed the emotional clutter from the past.) If you have lost a spouse, partner or soul-mate during this planting season, it is important to grieve, but it is equally important to know when to let go and when it is time to plant a new garden. Remember, time waits for no one. Only then, will one be prepared to start the next chapter of their life. We all need to have hopes, goals and dreams, no matter what our age.

In this book, the author points out the positive ways of dealing with change and how to plan and approach this new period in the lifecycle. Anyone approaching mid-life can certainly benefit from this book; it is never to soon to plan for the future. If you are already into your retirement years, this book may be just the inspiration you need if the years are not as challenging and fulfilling as you anticipated. The author has a lot to say on the subject and it is a great book based on sound advice.

Hits the Nail on the Head.......2001-04-21

As a mid-sixties professional who retired about five years ago from my own business,and then found myself in a true depression until I sought help, I found this book remarkably acute regarding the questions that I should have thought to ask myself, the planning I should have done, and the problems that would arise for me when I no longer had the structure of my working life to support me. Doctor Cantor's amazing understanding of the dynamics of retirement has helped me immeasurably to understand myself in what is an exciting but very complicated period, and her practical advice is advice I wish I had had before I retired!! I cannot imagine anyone approaching the later stages of life who would not benefit enormously from Dr. Cantor's insights and help. GET THIS BOOK!

lifesaver.......2001-03-15

Dr. Cantor has written a brilliant analysis of the fears of facing retirement, and how to plan for a meaningful life after work ends. I keep giving this book to friends who are looking for more for their anticipated leisure than bridge and golf. Dr Cantor outlines practical ways to figure out our strengths and interests to craft together a blueprint for the last third of our lives.

145 Things to Be When You Grow Up (Career Guides)

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God Sent For Our Youth
great book! very interesting and well put together

145 Things to Be When You Grow Up (Career Guides)
Russell Kahn , and Jodi Weiss
Manufacturer: Princeton Review
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ASIN: 0375763694
Release Date: 2004-05-04

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Like some teenagers, you may already have an inkling of what you want to do with your life. Perhaps you dream of launching into space as an astronaut with NASA. Or maybe your ambitions will keep your feet on the ground as a park ranger, a doctor, or a social worker. If you are wondering what these people do all day and how they came to be what they are, this book provides the answers. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about 145 great careers, from accountant to zoologist, including:

• Day-to-day activities and responsibilities of each career
• How to plan ahead while you’re still in high school
• Majors to consider when you get to college
• Whether you’ll strike it rich in more ways than one
• Words of wisdom from professionals in the field

This book will open your eyes to a world of career possibilities and give you an idea of what to expect down each career path. Even if you have no clue about what you want to be, this is the book for you. We’ll help you identify the kinds of jobs that will help you be yourself and incorporate your interests, values, and skills. There’s no pressure for you to choose a career just yet, so just relax and have fun exploring!

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God Sent For Our Youth.......2004-05-13

Career choices for our children! Jodi Weiss' conceptual creation is a veritable encyclopedia of fascinating fun facts describing 145 potential career opportunities for the aspiring adult. A gentle guide to benefit the young and curious, "145 Thing to Be When You Grow Up" offers endless options and direction towards the pursuit and manifestation of 'the dream job'. Beginning to envision a path towards the creation of one's vocation is the single most important ambition in any one's life. After reading "145 Things to Be ..." one might have learned the invaluable experience of interning at 145 different employers. As a valuable and insightful adventure into the real world, Jodi Weiss has researched and written a real-life come-to-life pragmatic bible for the young adult. An entertaining MUST READ at ANY age.

great book! very interesting and well put together.......2004-05-06

I just got a copy of this book and it's phenominal! greay layout, easy to read, quick reference. definitely a must-have for every school, guidance counselor, head-hunter and EVERY high-school student. Such an eclectic array of jobs... covering the whole spectrum from Magician to Musician, Doctor to Dancer, Shoe Designer to Stock Broker.

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This book is still IN PRINT and available. You have it listed as being out-of print, please correct your on line records. We appreciate your business and hope to continue to sell this book on Amazon.com The hardback is also available. I will send in another submission with that ISBN number.

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A careful synopsis -- broken down with ease.......2005-10-16

I had been deeply emotionally hurt by someone extrememly close to me. I prayed about it -- the hurt and the pain, that is. I told this person that I forgave him and that I would support him. However, I found myself always judging him. I could never get passed the acts he'd done to me. Sure, I'd been told to "let go of the past". But how can you move forward when the trust is gone? Well, one section in Dr. O'Connor's book (pg.74 paperback) released me -- totally. I give high praises to this book and to its author. Dr. O'Connor,what a wonderful job at addressing an issue that many of us deal with inside, but never voice to those around us. You understood us . . . thank you.

How to Grow Up When You're Grown Up........2000-05-23

I just read your book and my impression was really fabulous. I was amazed at how easy it was to understand. With this one book I can begin to help myself and know what kind of help I need. With this book "growing up" can be easier than you think. I highly recommend this book to anyone who needs self improvement and wants to work on giving thier best.

Incredibly helpful, I learned so much. Now I can grow up!.......1997-04-21

I didn't understand why I always got into the same problems in relationships, but after reading Dr.O'Connor's book I realized the patterns of my own behavior that I have used to sabotage the relationship. I tried her suggestions and now I do things in a different way. Thanks, Dr. O'Connor for the insight and help

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Warm, wonderful drawings and gentle whimsy
My son loves it!

When You Grow Up
Lennie Goodings
Manufacturer: Dial
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Binding: Hardcover

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Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go to Sleep

ASIN: 0803726775

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A young bear isn't sure what he wants to be when he grows up, but one thing is for certain, he wants to live with his mom. As the two of them think up all the possibilities-will he be a pilot, a sheriff, a cowboy, or even a soccer star?-Zachary knows that whatever he becomes, he will always come back to live with Mom. Maybe someday you'll even be a daddy, his mom cleverly suggests. I might, says Zachary, "and then we'll all live next door to you!" Adorably illustrated in soft, warm colors, this gentle story is perfect for reading aloud as you snuggle up with your favorite little cub.

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Warm, wonderful drawings and gentle whimsy.......2001-08-17

Zachary is quite definite that when he grows up he wants to live with his mother - but what if he decides to have a career or start a family? His mother poses many questions but Zachary refuses to consider any other kind of living arrangement - until a surprise twist at book's end. Warm, wonderful drawings and gentle whimsy.

My son loves it!.......2001-04-28

'When you grow up' is a wonderful book which my young son very much enjoyed. The book gave him a cozy feeling and it encouraged him to think about what it might mean to grow up while keeping the love of his parents. The illustrations are warm and greatly complement the the simple but engaging dialogue. I can strongly recommend this book to parents for their children.

What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?

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What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?
Margo Chevers
Manufacturer: Grand Publishing Company
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback

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ASIN: 0963620207

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This book was written to help the reader through the process of discovering what they want from life. Step by step, using creative exercises, the reader will be led to finding the fulfillment they seek.

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book.......2005-05-02

Terrible, I could not make it through the first page without throwing up. I used it to start a fire. She obviously has no idea what she is talking about.

Wouldn't buy it if you paid me.......2005-02-07

I know her personally and she is full of lies. Would you buy a book if you knew that it was full of bogus lies.

I Want to Be A Doctor (Sesame Street "What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up")

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Dinosaur Tales (Besides a Dinosaur, Whatta Ya Wanna be When You Grow Up?; A Sound of Thunder; The Fog Horn)

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Dinosaur Tales (Besides a Dinosaur, Whatta Ya Wanna be When You Grow Up?; A Sound of Thunder; The Fog Horn)

Manufacturer: Barnes & Noble
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Binding: Hardcover
ASIN: 0760778175

I Want to Be A Cowboy (What do you want to be when you grow up?)

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I Want to Be A Cowboy (What do you want to be when you grow up?)

Manufacturer: Sesame Street/Golden Books
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ASIN: B000EHL4ZO

I Want to Be A Fire Fighter (Sesame Street What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?, Volume 13135)

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I Want to Be A Fire Fighter (Sesame Street What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up?, Volume 13135)

Manufacturer: Western Publishing Company, Inc.
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I Want to Be President (Sesame Street - What do you want to be when you grow up?)

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I Want to Be President (Sesame Street - What do you want to be when you grow up?)

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