Books with author Edward Beck

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Island Park, a Memoir by Edward Keck is an inspiring tale of hardship and survival amid poverty and prejudice, as narrated by Ed, the youngest son of a German immigrant family on Long Island during WWII. The Keck family's determination to remain unbroken against heavy odds provides deep insight into an important facet of our not-to-distant national history -- in which America was truly a beacon of hope and a source of important lessons in the life of a vulnerable lad.

These interactive books, perfect for engaging young minds and hands, get a whole new twist with the addition of a touch and feel element on every page. Designed for children aged 3 years and older, MAGIC WINDOWS TOUCH AND FEEL introduces early-learning concepts with an interactive component, via a touchable, changing-picture mechanism that's fun and full of surprises.