Monster Allergy, Tome 2: La Pyramide des Invulnerables Illustrated Chapter Books This illustrated gift book is 32503

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Monster Allergy, Tome 2: La Pyramide des Invulnerables Illustrated Chapter Books This illustrated gift book is 32503 This illustrated gift book is a sensitive tribute to a pet cocker spaniel with great illustrations by Maude Earl The Pixar Art Collection is the first time a coordinated assortment of Pixar concept art has been released This series was created by Alejandro Barbucci and Barbara Canepa of Sky Doll fame The artwork for the sequels were provided by other artists of the Disney Academy in Italy with the drawing supervised by Barbucci and coloring supervised by Canepa

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