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Glamorous glasses

Barbara Johansen Newman

2012

Boris's Glasses

Peter Cohen

2003

Better sight without glasses

Harry Benjamin

1929

Descriptive catalogue of optical instruments and apparatus constructed and sold by Watkins and Hill, 5 Charing Cross, London

Watkins and Hill

1800

The lucky manatee

Cari Meister

2012

Defective eyesight, the principles of its relief by glasses

Daniel Bennett St. John Roosa

1899

Lenses, spectacles, eyeglasses, and contacts

Alberta Kelley

1978

I really absolutely must have glasses

Lauren Child

2010

The clinical use of prisms; and the decentering of lenses

Ernest Edmund Maddox

1893

Refraction, including muscle imbalance and adjustment of glasses

Royal Samuel Copeland

1906

Seeing Sugar

Cynthia L. Brinson

2003

Bennett's ophthalmic prescription work

Arthur G. Bennett, Kelvin G. Wakefield

2000

Ophthalmic dispensing

Ralph Drew

1990

Magenta Gets Glasses! (Blue's Clues)

Deborah Reber

2002

The Bates method for better eyesight without glasses

William Horatio Bates

1981

Douglas, you need glasses!

Ged Adamson

2016

Refraction of the human eye and methods of estimating the refraction

Thorington, James

1916

The lucky glasses

Jane Carruth

1983

Junie B., first grader (at last!)

Barbara Park

2001 ★ 4.7

Santa's surprise

Keith Faulkner

2003

Arthur's eyes

Marc Brown

1979

Fabrique de lunettes & de pince-nez en tous genres

Fils d'Emile Tournier

1893

Honey Bunny's Honey Bear

Marilyn Sadler

2007

I wish I had glasses like Rosa

Kathryn Heling

2007

Baby Duck and the Bad Eyeglasses

Amy Hest

1996

The eyes of Kid Midas

Neal Shusterman

1994

Refraction and how to refract

Thorington, James

1900

Katie's magic glasses

Jane Goodsell

1965

Misty Gordon

Kim Kennedy

2010

Arthur's Eyes (Arthur Adventure Series)

Marc Brown

1979 ★ 5.0

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