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Value of Vintage Disney Graphic Novel / kids books?

Oct 19, 2008 by C. J. | Posted in Books & Authors

I have 2 Disney harvest "Graphic Novels" Basically, illustrated books with a heavier than normal comic book covers, I suppose, because they were children. This is the Fox & Hound and dating from 1981 and the black cauldron 1985.

markets called ebay.

$ 15.
aDAM | Oct 19, 2008


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looking for a set of disney books for kids' learning?

Sep 03, 2006 by MD | Posted in Primary & Secondary Education

It is a set of approx. 10-20books including encyclopedia, scoop books , vocabulary book

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I want to make Disney World Autograph books for my kids. Any suggestions on how to do this?

May 20, 2007 by slider3825 | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

I was conclusion more of a scrapbook type autograph book. Cork board front and back and card stock favourable.

I made my daughter 2 of her own books for under $5 last august and they turned out so use Chip and Dale tried to take it from her, lol.

All i did was buy the autograph books (spiral bound) from the dollar store and covered them with disney
naerae4ever | May 22, 2007



Why doesn't Disney influence kids to read books instead of watching mindless TV all day?

Aug 03, 2008 by i got BUSTED by Dr. Phil™ | Posted in Other - Entertainment

because watching TV doesnt do anything for your knowledge.

the disney canal is a load of s*** they have the worst programs and their on all the time ,lol
Jordan M | Aug 03, 2008



The name of this Disney kids show about live-action Belle?

Sep 16, 2010 by CQ | Posted in Other - Television

I recognize this show on Play House Disney when I was little about a live-action spin-off of Beauty and the Beast, where Belle had a fascinating book (that may have also been from one of the B&TB sequels) where she read stories with specifical morals



How to get kids back on school-year sleep schedule

24.05.07

‘Go the (Expletive) to Sleep" is not virtuous a hilariously profane, viral children's book parody, it's the (unspoken, we hope) end-of-summer cry for parents whose junior high school-age children including my own have gotten used to staying up late and sleeping in.

I realize that I've brought this upon myself. Am I a abominable parent for letting my teenage daughter stay up till 3 a.m. singing along to the tunes on her computer, jumping around her space playing video games and memorizing dialogue from popular tween-age TV shows extensive after I've conked out?

Probably. But it's summer, and you only get one childhood.

Still, as back-to-school day creeps closer (it's Aug. 22 or Aug. 23 in Austin-square school districts), I wonder how we're ever going to get her back on a schedule. The dread is enough to make a parent contemplate on home schooling. We could start lessons at 1 or 2 p.m., right after lunch — er, breakfast.

Saw wood is important, says Dr. J. Brian Kang, medical director of the Sleep Physiology and Neurodiagnostic Laboratory at Dell Children's Medical Center. The "Rest Lab" diagnoses and treats sleep disorders.

Source: Austin American-Statesman