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Things We Ate
Allistair Johnson
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An edition of Things We Ate (2015)

Things We Ate

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Alistair Johnson and Debbie Fong present an illustrated food diary from their trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Alistair provides the handwritten text and Debbie the illustrations on Mohawk Superfine paper. They discuss the food they consumed on their trip with information about the food and personal anecdotes of each meal. -- Nayla Delgado

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Language
English
Pages
15

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Subjects
Illustrations, Food, Animal space flight, Astronautics, History, Twentieth century, Laika (Dog), Albert (Monkey), Miss Baker (Monkey), Ham (Chimpanzee), Twenty-first century
Places
Brazil, New York (State), New York

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Gift; Spatola, Alyssa; 2018.

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15 unnumbered pages
Number of pages
15

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OL44402232M
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1090356348

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