Books with author Florence Cassen Mayers

Forty-two color illustrations by such masters as Leonardo, Rembrandt, Ce+a7zanne, and Van Gogh complement an introduction to the Cyrillic alphabet, the basis of the Russian language. All ages.

Perfect for the preschooler who is just starting to learn the alphabet, for the older child who is just being introduced to museum-going, and for parents who have long wished for an ABC that they, too, could enjoy, this volume is indeed tailor-made for children of all ages.

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Fifty-six photographs of NBA players help teach children their ABCs--from A is for arena (the standing room only Alamodome) to R is for rebound (as Wilt Chamberlain grabs one) and eventually Z, which is a surprise.

Presents a variety of musical instruments from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum in alphabetical order

Presents the Hebrew alphabet, using each letter to introduce the Israeli and Judaica collections of the Israel Museum

Presents in alphabetical order, examples of various items of familiar and unusual items of clothing from the Los Angeles County Museum

Presents ancient Egyptian art objects from the Brooklyn Museum in alphabetical order (crocodiles, kings, mummies, pyramid, etc.).

Introducing children to a great American pastime as well as the alphabet, a collection of alphabetically arranged memorabilia and paraphernalia shows how A is for Ted Willam's Autograph, B is for Lou Gehrig's Bat, and so on.

Thirty images from the collections of the National Air and Space Museum, representing the earliest days of aviation and the latest space exploration technology, illustrate the letters of the alphabet.

Thirty items from the National Museum of American History of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., which houses our nation's cultural and scientific history, illustrate the letters of the alphabet.

Presents in alphabetical order western art and memorabilia drawn from the collections of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center