A BOOK A DAY-Growing Up With Monsters!!!
 Growing Up With Monsters: My Times at Universal Studios in Rhymes
By Carla Laemmle and Daniel Kinske, LCDR, USN Foreword by Ray Bradbury Illustrated by Jack Davis and Hermann Mejia |
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