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Please do NOT combine this page with that of Edgar Parin D'Aulaire nor with any of the author pages that include both their names, nor any author page using only the surname. See "Who Should/Shouldn't Get combined" on the Author wiki page. Thank you. D'Aulaires' Book of Greek Myths 4,867 copies, 97 reviews Abraham Lincoln 1,661 copies, 32 reviews D'Aulaires' Book of Norse Myths 1,575 copies, 35 reviews Columbus 1,467 copies, 6 reviews Leif the Lucky 1,467 copies, 6 reviews Benjamin Franklin 1,465 copies, 3 reviews George Washington 1,426 copies, 5 reviews Pocahontas 1,303 copies, 6 reviews Buffalo Bill 980 copies, 2 reviews D'Aulaires' Trolls 432 copies, 11 reviews East O' the Sun and West O' the Moon & Other Norwegian Fairy Tales (Editor) 205 copies, 4 reviews Children of the Northlights 173 copies, 1 review The Star Spangled Banner 143 copies Wings for Per 133 copies Ola 118 copies, 1 review D’Aulaire’s Book of Animals 89 copies The Terrible Troll-Bird 86 copies, 3 reviews The Two Cars 75 copies, 1 review Don't Count Your Chicks 62 copies, 1 review Foxie: The Singing Dog 57 copies, 1 review Animals Everywhere 52 copies The Lord's Prayer 46 copies, 1 review Too Big 45 copies The Magic Meadow 32 copies Nils 24 copies The Conquest of the Atlantic 10 copies Ola and Blakken 4 copies The Magic Rug 2 copies Wings for Per 1 copy The Young Folks' Shelf of Books, Volume 06: Harvest of Holidays (Contributor) 136 copies Best in Children's Books 01 129 copies, 1 review Best in Children's Books 18 80 copies, 1 review Lisbeth Longfrock (Illustrator, some editions) 26 copies, 3 reviews Sidsel Longskirt and Solve Suntrap: Two Children of Norway (Illustrator) 8 copies, 1 review Cricket Magazine, Vol. 4, No. 3, November 1976 (Contributor) 5 copies Solve Suntrap: A Boy of Norway (Illustrator, some editions) 5 copies, 1 review Writing books for boys and girls (Contributor, some editions) 5 copies
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