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Hoot and Howl Across the Desert: Life in the World’s Driest Deserts
This atypical volume is full of facts and intricate artwork. An additional purchase for large libraries searching for ancillary support for upper primary and lower intermediate grade level geography collections, or for lead-ins to launch folk art studies.
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I Like Animals...What Jobs Are There?
This successful introductory guide is an upbeat, realistic, and insightful source that encourages children to contemplate future career prospects. A title that is a worthy fit for any size library lacking contemporary career materials targeted to school-age children.
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Through the Animal Kingdom: Discover Amazing Animals and Their Remarkable Homes
A fun, casual read for children who are interested in exploring the animal kingdom, and a worthy supplement to world geography lessons.
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Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species
This informational picture book may fill the needs of upper primary teachers seeking supplementary materials to introduce Darwin’s theories. Could also appeal to children with an interest in nature and librarians looking for fresh, simpler titles pertaining to Darwin’s ideas.
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What the Dog Knows Young Readers Edition: Scent, Science, and the Amazing Ways Dogs Perceive the World
Despite some drawbacks, this is a fast, fascinating read that captures the strong bond between dog and owner.
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Growing Up Gorilla: How a Zoo Baby Brought Her Family Together
This handsomely packaged and sturdily bound volume provides an intriguing look at how a team of humans nurtured and saved a gorilla family
Hardscrabble
Dallas's latest work of historical fiction (Red Berries, White Clouds, Blue Sky; The Quilt Walk) conveys the importance of family and the value of neighbors helping one another. A fine selection where fiction about white U.S. frontier life is in demand.
Hardscrabble
Dallas's latest work of historical fiction (Red Berries, White Clouds, Blue Sky; The Quilt Walk) conveys the importance of family and the value of neighbors helping one another. A fine selection where fiction about white U.S. frontier life is in demand.
The Fantastic Body: What Makes You Tick & How You Get Sick
A fresh perspective on health and wellness and a useful resource or browsing selection for nonfiction collections.
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