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Deep Sea
Attractive layout plus a variety of animals will hold the attention of browsers as well as report writers.
Top 10 Worst Earthquakes
In addition to providing scientific information about disasters, these volumes encompass historical and social aspects and should find a place in most collections.
Turtle
Despite the misstep noted above, most volumes are first-rate picks.
Each substantive text explains, step-by-step and with important vocabulary defined, how the titular animal develops from the time of fertilization to adulthood. Though the process of fertilization in [cf2]Chicken[cf1] is abbreviated, illuminating close-up labeled photographs of animal embryos and developing young make both of these books informative, highly accessible reads overall. Additional facts about each animal are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind.
Habitats
A fine launching point for ecology and life science studies for large collections; those with smaller budgets may want to look elsewhere.
North, South, East, West
Interesting graphic design and attractive illustrations merit some consideration for this low-key ramble, but the book is probably an optional purchase for most collections.
The Storm Whale in Winter
A seasonal adventure sure to delight those who enjoyed the storm whale's original story, this tale of friendship will please new listeners as well.
Plant the Tiny Seed
Sure to engage listeners by calling for their active responses, this is a top choice for collections serving the youngest readers and nature lovers.
Wide, Wide World: Life Science | Series Nonfiction
Ranging from natural disasters and phenomena to defensive plants and micromonsters, these varied and eclectic series will hook readers while imparting a deeper understanding of life science.
Stickmen's Guide to Cities in Layers
Gr 4–8—Chock-full of information, these guides will intrigue browsers...
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