Most Popular Books by Tony Geiss

A long time ago there was a brave little boy who protected his sheep with a sling. One day he used his sling to fight a bad giant named Goliath. This little boy was David. And this was only the first of many adventures God had in store for him.

Can there be such a thing as too much Christmas? Elmo gets to see what the world would be like if every day were Christmas.

Big Bird tries hard to be helpful when a new baby arrives on Sesame Street.

Based on the Random House American dictionary, 2nd ed., this large print dictionary offers definitions, guidance on synonyms and usage, and examples of contemporary usage.

It was a man who lived a long time ago. In fact, he lived in a huge boat called an ark. He lived there for a year with two of every kind of animal in the world. Can you imagine? You probably know his name by now. That''s right. It was Noah.

Here is the only unabridged dictionary revised in 1996 and the only one packaged with a CD-ROM. Without compromising content, this incredibly comprehensive resource--over 315,000 entries--is now available in a smaller, more manageale size and as a CD-ROM. National ads, media.

A collection of thirteen original tales by authors of adult fiction in collaboration with their children or grandchildren.

A collection of 12 read-aloud stories featuring the Sesame Street Muppets.

A gold necklace with a heart-shaped locket and eight pairs of stick-on earrings accompany a valentine storybook that celebrates the many ways that friends can show that they care for each other.

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Learn dot to dot with pages to colour with Noah builds the Ark. It is lots of hours of fun. Also look for the many fun products featuring the friendly characters from the Beginners Bible.

A thumb-indexed edition of the best-selling dictionary is accompanied by an electronic Windows version of the reference on two disks. 50,000 first printing. $75,000 ad/promo.

With more than 173,000 entries, this is the most complete, authoritative and easy-to-use desk dictionary available. Features: genuine pigskin binding, thumb index, wrapped in tissue and shrink-wrapped in a gift box. Illustrated.

For the first time, all the power of an American unabridged dictionary on CD-ROM. Offering many different search options, the CD-ROM version of the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, 2nd Ed. enables you to double-click to look up a definition directly from any word within a definition; access the dictionary from within your word processor; find a list of words that have the same prefix or suffix; look up the pronunciation and etymology for any word; and much more. DOS, Macintosh and Windows versions included on one disk. System Requirements: DOS: 80286 IBM PC or compatible; CD-ROM drive; 2MB RAM, at least 1MB free hard drive; mouse recommended. Windows: same as above, plus Windows 3.1. Macintosh: System 6.0.3 or later; CD-ROM drive; 1MB RAM, at least 1MB free on hard drive.

This gift set combines a 180,000-entry desk dictionary (more than 600,000 copies in print) with a 275,000-word thesaurus (nearly 600,000 copies sold). Handsomely slipcased, the two bestselling books have been updated and enlarged to make them even more useful and attractive. Thumb-indexed.

The Count finds many things to count while preparing for a come-as-you-are party at his castle.

The Honker Monsters, Rubber Duckie, and other favorite Sesame Street characters ask young children to honk the answers to some silly and not-so-silly questions.

Ernie wears several disguises trying to fool Bert into thinking he is someone else.

To usher in the major revision of its excellent unabridged dictionary, Random House pairs it--until January 1, 1994--with a CD-ROM of the same for $100, the price of the book alone. Renamed and completely updated, the reference contains over 1,000 new entries for a total of almost 320,000, a 32-page world atlas, over 2,000 illustrations, and more. CD-ROM developed by WordPerfect.