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Purple Monkey Books
Language
English
Pages
199

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Subjects
Study and teaching, Juvenile literature, Jewish religious education of children, Cabala, Creation, Biblical teaching, Animals in rabbinical literature, Bible

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2007, Purple Monkey Books
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Durham, NH
Series
Canaan tours of Jewish history -- 1

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MLCS 2012/41641 (P)

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Pagination
199 p. :
Number of pages
199

ID Numbers

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OL25320578M
ISBN 10
098020710X
ISBN 13
9780980207101
LCCN
2008920926
OCLC/WorldCat
237809912

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