My Little Golden Book About the '90s

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24
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About this ebook

Head back to the 1990s with this illustrated Little Golden Book that explores the big toys, TV shows, movies, music, people, and events of the decade.

In the ’90s things weren't just cool, they were fly, phat, and fresh! It was the decade that brought us Beanie Babies, Tamagotchis, grunge bands, and a cloned sheep named Dolly. Rollerbladers were everywhere, Friends went on the air, and people copied Rachel’s hair. This fun, fact-filled book will have ’90s kids—and their kids—shouting, "Hey, Macarena!"

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Head back to the 1990s with this illustrated Little Golden Book that explores the big toys, TV shows, movies, music, people, and events of the decade. In the ’90s things weren't just cool, they were fly, phat, and fresh! It was the decade that brought us Beanie Babies, Tamagotchis, grunge bands,...

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In the 90s, JENNIFER DUSSLING got her first computer, swapped her cassettes for CDS, and drank a lot of Snapple. Sadly, she never mastered rollerblading—or the Macarena. She lives and writes books for kids in Tampa, Florida.

SPENCER WILSON is a highly experienced illustrator and printmaker. He is the co-founder of the award winning illustration, design, and animation company Peepshow Collective Ltd.
In the 90s, JENNIFER DUSSLING got her first computer, swapped her cassettes for CDS, and drank a lot of Snapple. Sadly, she never mastered rollerblading—or the Macarena. She lives and writes books for kids in Tampa, Florida. SPENCER WILSON is a highly experienced illustrator and printmaker. He i...

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