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China

Colin Cheong

1997

Let's celebrate today

Diana F. Marks

1998

The seven festivals of the Messiah

Edward Chumney

1994

Pageantry and power

Tracey Hill

2010

Pathways of memory and power

Thomas Alan Abercrombie

1998

Twenty-first Fulton County Round Barn Festival

Round Barn Festival Association, Inc. Executive Committee

1991

The magic passport

Judith Dupré

2011

Thump, Quack, Moo

Doreen Cronin

2008

Drama, play, and game

Lawrence M. Clopper

2001

The preaching fox

Warren Edminster

2004

Let's Celebrate

Joyce Bentley

2017

Jewish foods & culture

Jennifer Ferro

1999

Heebie-Jeebie Jamboree

Mary Ann Fraser

2011

The American book of days

Jane M. Hatch

1978

The Roman festivals of the period of the Republic

W. Warde Fowler

1899

Festivals of the world

Martin Palmer, Elizabeth Breuilly, Joanne O'Brien

2002

The Medieval Baker's Daughter

Madeleine Pelner Cosman

1984

Juliet

Anna Kirwan

1996

Mother's Day Ideals (Ideals Gift Books)

Ideals Publishing Corp.

2005

A Year of Japanese Festivals

Beryl Epstein, Sam Epstein

1974

Egyptian festivals

Claas Jouco Bleeker

1967

Food festivals of Texas

Carter, Bob

1999

The best place to be today

Sarah Baxter

2014

Rituals of Rule, Rituals of Resistance

William H. Beezley

1994

Festivals, special events, and tourism

Donald Getz

1991

Town in a blueberry jam

B. B. Haywood

2010

Dancing in the Streets

Barbara Ehrenreich

2006 ★ 4.7

Autumn Equinox, The

Ellen Jackson

2000

Fasti

Ovid

1811 ★ 2.8

Caraval

Stephanie Garber

2017 ★ 3.8

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