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Description not available.A collection of lavish, double-page illustrations by wildlife artist John Francis presents a range of natural animal habitats, including eucalyptus woodlands, rainforests, coral reefs, and swamps, that invite kids to find as many animals they can. AUTHOR: John Francis
PUBLISHER: Dorling Kindersley Publishing, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Science & Nature 
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 | Find Nat by Gina C. Erickson, Kerri Gifford
Readers start with the at sound in this story of Nat the gnat and his friends, the rat and the bat. AUTHOR: Gina C. Erickson, Kerri Gifford
PUBLISHER: Barron's Educational Series, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Science & Nature
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 | Where's My Baby? by H. A. Rey
In Where's My Baby? short verses describe various animal mothers, and pages fold out to reveal their babies; and in the newly rediscovered AUTHOR: H. A. Rey
PUBLISHER: Houghton Mifflin Company
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Science & Nature
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 | Mole & Shrew Have Jobs to Do
Description not available.Shrew and Mole need to earn a little money and so Shrew suggests they get jobs, yet Mole is far from cooperative and makes every attempt to avoid doing any work every chance he gets. Simultaneous.
CATEGORY: Science & Nature
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 | Monarchs by Christopher Knight, Kathryn Lasky
An exploration of the life cycle of the migrating monarch butterfly. During their lifetime these tiny butterflies typically travel more than 2,000 miles from birthplaces in Maine to winter habitats in Mexico and California. Other topics covered include the efforts of environmentalists to protect the butterflies habitats. Illustrated with color photographs. AUTHOR: Christopher Knight, Kathryn Lasky
PUBLISHER: Harcourt Children's Books
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Science & Nature
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 | Bugs in the System by May R. Berenbaum
The vast majority of people consider it a high priority to minimize the extent of their interaction with the insect world. Homes are sealed, sprayed, and kept meticulously clean so as to reduce the probability that they will be invaded by insects; similarly, bodies are bathed, hair is shampooed, and clothing regularly washed in order to eliminate any unwanted contact with six-legged life forms. In the overwhelmingly vast majority of daily conversations, insects are conspicuous in their absence; those rare conversations in which insects feature prominently are generally carried out in guarded tones, often with a touch of embarrassment. AUTHOR: May R. Berenbaum
PUBLISHER: Addison-Wesley Longman, Incorporated
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Science & Nature
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