Most Popular Books by Alan Benjamin

This book examines the contexts of identity and ethnicity, through a detailed study of a little-known group in Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles, with an intriguing history.

A somewhat irreverent take-off on Mother Goose and other familiar verse. Not for the kiddies!

"A tightly argued & carefully documented case for what the author terms ''an incomplete revolution.'' A unique assessment of the impact of U.S. policy toward Nicaragua. It is a valuable addition to libraries & extensive collections in Latin American politics."--James Rhodes, Luther College, Decorah, Iowa (Library Journal, 9/15/89).

"Death, disguised as an old woman, searches for Abdullah the servant"--Title page verso.

Bunnies in groups from one to eight engage in thoroughly enjoyable activities, from playing catch to swinging in an apple tree. On board pages.

A collection of short poems, including "Mud Pies a Penny," "Let''s Count the Raindrops," and "Zoo''s Who."

"From Acrobaterpillar to Sopranosaurus, here''s a pop-up menagerie of the most curious and delightful creatures you''re likely to meet."--Page [4] of cover

What''s a ghost''s favorite color? Light boo, of course. A gently scary new Chubby Board Book. Full color.

At Christmas time we wish for snow and lights aglow, blessings from above and, most of all, love. On board pages.

Numbers 1 through 8 are illustrated by Halloween scenes.

Illustrated by Hideo Shirotani.

Boo, Yowl, Howl. All the spooky sounds of this ever-popular holiday are here.Full color.

When the Brown family decides to go for a boat ride and a picnic, they take along so many people that they end up having a swim and a picnic instead.

Bunnies in groups from one to six engage in thoroughly enjoyable activities, from playing catch to painting eggs. On board pages.

The perfect way to introduce preschoolers to the Festival of Lights, this irresistible package comes with a chubby board book about Hanukkah and two wooden dreidels. The brightly illustrated book describes the many ways Hanukkah is celebrated.

Takes preschoolers on a shopping spree through the alphabet, where they can buy an alphabet book, chocolate doughnuts, a wooden xylophone, and a yellow zipper.

Pictures and text dealing with 10 monsters have been cut into three parts so that the reader can flip the various sections to provide many humorous variations.

Black and white photographs illustrate rhyming sounds such as "sizzle/drizzle", "pop/plop", and "slurp/burp".