My Little Golden Book About the 80s

· Sold by Golden Books
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24
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About this ebook

Learn all about the totally tubular 1980s with this nonfiction Little Golden Book filled with colorful illustrations and fun facts about the decade.

Take a trip back to the 1980s and discover the music, toys, TV shows, movies, people, and events that made the decade awesome. This colorful introduction to the 80s includes everything from Cabbage Patch Kids and Trivial Pursuit, video arcades and aerobics classes, PCs and cable TV, big hair, and so much more. This Little Golden Book is sure to delight kids, adults, and like, Valley Girls for sure!
Learn all about the totally tubular 1980s with this nonfiction Little Golden Book filled with colorful illustrations and fun facts about the decade. Take a trip back to the 1980s and discover the music, toys, TV shows, movies, people, and events that made the decade awesome. This colorful introd...

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About the author

Back in the 80s, JENNIFER DUSSLING permed her hair, pegged her jeans, and played hours of Pac-Man. She’s all grown up now, but still rocks out to the Cure while writing books for kids. She lives 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.
Back in the 80s, JENNIFER DUSSLING permed her hair, pegged her jeans, and played hours of Pac-Man. She’s all grown up now, but still rocks out to the Cure while writing books for kids. She lives in Tampa, Florida. SPENCER WILSON is a highly experienced illustrator and printmaker. He is the co-fo...

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