animated television programs

Features two adventures as Buster visits an army base in the Ozark Mountains and travels to the Dominican Republic as a scout for the Elwood City Grebes baseball team.

Depicts Max and Ruby, two bunny siblings as they celebrate Easter and other family events.

Arthur and his sister D.W. learn about staying healthy, eating right, and personal safety.

When the Pteranodon kids attend a day camp with the Conductor, they learn about water currents, mountain climbing, plant life at high altitudes, and the different layers of the Mesozoic Era.

Daria uses her diary to complain about school, her family, and her friends.

Presents profiles and data on the superheroes of the Justice League, their headquarters, weapons, and enemies.

Adventures of Harold, whose crayon is the key to unlock the power of a young child's imagination.

Charlie's collection of dinosaurs inspires his little sister Lola to start her very own collection.

"Examining the productions of individual studios and producers, the author discusses ways in which the genre has often been unfairly marginalized by critics and how producers have challenged and embraced this 'marginally' as a vital part of their work. This provides a framework for understanding the presence of television animation in American media--and how influential it has been"--Provided by publisher.

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