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Join two friends counting pumpkins-
and find a surprise at the end!
Web discounts do not apply to Bebop books
Join two friends counting pumpkins-
and find a surprise at the end!
Join two friends counting pumpkins-
and find a surprise at the end!
Web discounts do not apply to Bebop books
Ellen B. Senisi is the photographer and author of several award-winning photo-essays for children. Specializing in candid photography, her work also appears regularly in educational publications, textbooks, and professional journals. Ellen’s ideas for stories come from listening to children and following them around with her camera, as she did for Bebop Books’ Shapes Where We Play and Counting Pumpkins. For Steel Drumming at the Apollo, chronicling the experiences of the Hamilton Hill Steel Drum Band was especially gratifying for Senisi since her son Steven is one of the band members. Senisi lives in Schenectady, New York. Her website is ellensenisi.com.
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