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Karla Kuskin
Birth date: July 17, 1932
Died: August 20, 2009
Category:
Children's Books, Nonfiction, Poetry
Karla Kuskin's Books
The Philharmonic Gets Dressed - Karla Kuskin, Marc Simont O Ye Jigs and Juleps! - Virginia Cary Hudson, Karla Kuskin Just Like Everyone Else - Karla Kuskin Just Like Everyone Else - Karla Kuskin Dogs & Dragons, Trees & Dreams: A Collec... Dogs & Dragons, Trees & Dreams: A Collection of Poems - Karla Kuskin Jerusalem, Shining Still - Karla Kuskin Sand & Snow - Karla Kuskin Sand & Snow - Karla Kuskin Roar and More - Karla Kuskin City Noise - Karla Kuskin, Renee Flower City Noise - Karla Kuskin, Renee Flower The Upstairs Cat - Karla Kuskin The Upstairs Cat - Karla Kuskin Moon, Have You Met My Mother? - Karla Kuskin, Sergio Ruzzier City Dog - Karla Kuskin Free Erotica - Free Erotic Stories - Free Sex - Free erotic eBooks - 99 cent Erotica - Stefan, Karla, SP, Kayla, JJ I Am Me - Karla Kuskin Patchwork Island - Karla Kuskin Patchwork Island - Karla Kuskin Traces - Paula Fox, Karla Kuskin Green as a Bean - Karla Kuskin, Melissa Iwai Herbert Hated Being Small - Karla Kuskin Herbert Hated Being Small - Karla Kuskin The Bear Who Saw the Spring - Karla Kuskin Boris, the Lopsided Bear - Gladys Schmitt, Karla Kuskin Thoughts, Pictures, and Words - Karla Kuskin
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staciebnsn
staciebnsn rated it 13 years ago
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Super cute book for kids...published in 1982, which probably explains the line "There are ninety-two men and thirteen women." Women had a really hard time getting into orchestras before blind auditions, because it was assumed they couldn't play as well. Wish there was an updated version!
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Kaethe
Kaethe rated it 27 years ago
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It's old timey! It's folksy! It must have been on sale for pennies at Cracker Barrel 'cause it's considerably more ubiquitous than grits in the homes of older white southern folks.Some phenomena cannot be explained by Science.
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