JitterbugPerfume
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Thu Jun-09-11 05:39 PM
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I have Escher , Renaissance, and architecture pop ups.
I think I will probably become obsessive and start collecting them:shrug:
Do you have any? suggestions are welcome!
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Thu Jun-09-11 05:49 PM
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There Once Was A Woman , Jabberwocky, and Kubla Kahn. He's an awesome illustrator/artist.
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Thu Jun-09-11 06:09 PM
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I will check them out on Amazon!
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Thu Jun-09-11 06:02 PM
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2. I LOVE the ones by Sabuda and Reinhart |
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Especially "Prehistorica DINOSAURS."
A must have for any budding paleontologist.
They have many titles, but that one is still, my fave.
The technology involved in production is fascinating, and their research per title is exact -- at least as the Dinosaur book is. Took it to a paleontologist friend who pronounced it "amazing."
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Thu Jun-09-11 06:16 PM
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6. that looks interesting! |
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Thu Jun-09-11 06:06 PM
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Thu Jun-09-11 06:12 PM
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when I checked it out there was also a Wizard of Oz that looked really cool
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