“Every crease is a story.”
Author
Born 1907
We don’t have a biography for Abraham Harold Lass yet. Their books are below, most-read first.
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21 Great Stories
Abraham Harold Lass, Norma L. Tasman & others, 1969

Dictionary of Pronunciation
Abraham Harold Lass, 1976

The Facts on File dictionary of classical, biblical, and literary allusions
Abraham Harold Lass, 1987

Plot guide to 100 American and British novels
Abraham Harold Lass, 1971

A student's guide to 50 American novels
Abraham Harold Lass, 1966
Masters of the Short Story
Abraham Harold Lass, 1971

Plays from Radio
Abraham Harold Lass, 1948
Questions and Answers About Getting into College
Abraham Harold Lass, 1974

The Secret Sharer
Abraham Harold Lass, 1969
Stories for Youth
Abraham Harold Lass, 1950
A student's guide to 50 American plays
Abraham Harold Lass, 1969
A student's guide to 50 British novels
Abraham Harold Lass, 1966
A student's guide to 50 European novels
Abraham Harold Lass, 1967

The Wordsworth Dictionary of Classical & Literary Allusion
Abraham Harold Lass, 1999

The College Student's Handbook
Abraham Harold Lass, 1965
How to Prepare for College
Abraham Harold Lass, 1962

The Facts on File dictionary of modern allusions
Sylvia Cole & Abraham Harold Lass, 2001

Going to School
Abraham Harold Lass, 1980

Twelve Short Plays
Richard Henry Goldstone & Abraham Harold Lass, 1970
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