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From: alms@brazil.cambridge.apple.com (Andrew L. M. Shalit)
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Subject: Re: Definitive reference for the LOGO Programming Language?
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Date: 23 Aug 89 16:55:29 GMT
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  I'm looking for definitive references for LOGO.  I would like a book or books
  analogous to Kernighan and Ritchie for C, or Clocksin and Mellish for Prolog.
  Are there any such?

You will not find such a thing because Logo is not a standardized language.
Dialects vary.

You might check out "Apple Logo" by Hal Abelson.  There is also the "Computer
Science: Logo Style" series by Brian Harvey.

Apple Logo (which grew out of the MIT Logo group) is probably the most
standard dialect.