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|  | The International Space Station by Franklyn M. Branley, True Kelley With an introduction by Mercury astronaut Scott Carpenter, this book explains what life will be like for the astronauts on the International Space Station. Includes a two-sided poster depicting the entire space station. Color illustrations accompany the text. AUTHOR: Franklyn M. Branley, True Kelley PUBLISHER: HarperCollins Children's Book Group FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Science & Nature 
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 | GIS Means Business by David Boyles Description not available.Discusses the diverse ways in which GIS technology can revolutionize and transform the modern business enterprise, detailing a variety of specific applications of GIS technologiy and its geographic and spatial analysis capabilities and explaining how GIS solutions can be applied in logistics, marketing, and supply chain issues in a various industries. Original. (Intermediate) AUTHOR: David Boyles PUBLISHER: ESRI, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Science & Nature 
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 | Bears by Claire Robinson Description not available.Provides information about brown bears, especially those living in Canada and Alaska, covering such topics as habitat, finding food, mating, hibernation, and raising cubs AUTHOR: Claire Robinson PUBLISHER: Heinemann Library FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Science & Nature 
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 | Wild Blood by Frances Tomelty, Kate Thompson, Niamh Cusack Tess lives with her aunt and uncle and their three children on a farm in Ireland. Tess's 15th birthday is just a few days away--the day she'll lose her power to shape-shift into another living creature. Tess must decide if she'll keep her human form or change into something else--forever. AUTHOR: Frances Tomelty, Kate Thompson, Niamh Cusack PUBLISHER: Hyperion Books for Children FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Science & Nature 
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 | Scott Gustafson's Animal Orchestra by Scott Gustafson Tor lives at the far end of Stonymount m a house that looks like an old steam engine pulling a long line of houses. When he was bored and grumpy one day, his mother sent him to visit his grandfather, who lived in a house full of fantastic curiosities and magic, where history was so alive that Tor could walk right through it. And so he does, with the help of a hot air balloon, a Roman ship, and a riddle he solves with knowledge he finds along the way. AUTHOR: Scott Gustafson PUBLISHER: Greenwich Workshop Press FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Science & Nature 
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 | Watching Desert Wildlife by Jim Arnosky Description not available.A treasure trove of fascinating information about the creatures that live in the desert, from gila monsters to antelope, offers lively and realistic depictions of nature and an engaging first-person narrative. Reprint. AUTHOR: Jim Arnosky PUBLISHER: National Geographic Society FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Science & Nature 
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