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Panther Dream: A Story of the African Rainforest, Wendy and Bob Weir, 1993
A children's book with audio cassette produced by Bob and Wendy Weir. The cassette soundtrack was produced, narrated and performed by Bob Weir.
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Baru Bay: Australia, Wendy and Bob Weir, 1995
A children's book with audio cassette produced by Bob and Wendy Weir. The cassette soundtrack was produced, narrated and performed by Bob Weir.
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Open Ears: Creative Adventures in Music and Sound, Sara DeBeer (Editor), 1995
A children's activity book in which well known musicians contribute suggestions for helping children explore the world of sound. Includes a section by Mickey Hart called Coming Full Circle.
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The Teddy Bear's Picnic, Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Bruce Whatley, 1996
A 32 page, 8 x 10, children's picture book with illustrations by Bruce Whatley accompanied by an audio cassette of Garcia and Grisman performing the song Teddy Bear's Picnic.
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There Ain't No Bugs On Me, Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Bruce Whatley, 1999
A 40 page, 8 x 10, children's picture book with illustrations by Bruce Whatley accompanied by an audio cassette of Garcia and Grisman performing the traditional song There Ain't No Bugs On Me.
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What Will You Wear, Jenny Jenkins, Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Bruce Whatley, 2000
A 40 page, 8 x 10, children's picture book with illustrations by Bruce Whatley accompanied by an audio cassette of Garcia and Grisman performing the traditional song Jenny Jenkins.
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My First Dancing Bears: Colors, 2001
A 10 page velcro book for children. The colored bears have to be matched and stuck to the correct page.
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Monkey And The Engineer, Jesse Fuller / David Opie, 2007
This children s book is a beautifully illustrated depiction of a classic folk song by the late Jesse Fuller. A train engineer s pet monkey drives off with locomotive 99, leaving the engineer with a worried mind.
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Grateful Dead: What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been, Michele C. Hollow, 2009
A short biographical work aimed roughly at ages 9 to 12.
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Ava's Grateful Bears, Douglas P. Bratt / Maggie High, 2014
Looking for a special way to connect with his granddaughter, Ava's grandfather secretly places a large box under the Christmas tree. Within that box is a collection of over 100 Grateful Dead Bears. Over the next seven years, the connection that occurs between granddaughter, grandfather and that magical collection of bears takes all of them on a special journey together.
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The Grateful Book of Letters, Pete Mason & Ryan Kerrigan, 2019
The Grateful Book of Letters is the third children's book written by Pete Mason and illustrated by artist Ryan Kerrigan. Kids of all ages can take a trip through the alphabet with Grateful Dead inspired references for each letter.
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Terrapin's Travels for Toddlers, Ryan Peter Anderson and Sara Clark, 2019
Book one in the Terrapin's Travels toddler series exists so that now even the youngest head can get a taste of the world created by the band beyond description. In this tale, Terrapin the turtle is struggling to find a place in which he belongs.
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Last updated February 2020 |
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