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Poems combine with information and evocative illustrations to create a sense of wonder about space and space-related topics.
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Pinch is too lazy to make his own soup so visits his friend, Dash who is making some. With ingredients from both kitchens, however, the friends make a tasty soup which turns into an inedible disaster.
The word "mom" has it; so does a butterfly. Once you know what it is, you see it everywhere! A clear introduction to the topic is presented in accessible language and crisp, well-labeled illustrations in a colorful format.
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William Hoy wasn't born deaf but lost it as a boy growing up in rural Ohio. In spite of his hearing loss, Hoy went on to become a remarkable major league baseball player at the end of the 19th century.
Sophisticated readers curious about weather science will be riveted by this highly illustrated, well documented, and clearly written look at tornadoes and their power.
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When Nelly's family could no longer keep the small brown dog, she came to the Rainbow Street Animal Shelter and became a special part of it.
Product Description: Pacy is back! This summer, Pacy's family is going to Taiwan for an entire month to visit family and prepare for their grandmother's 60th birthday celebration.
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Product Description: A young boy and his papa may speak both Spanish and English, but the most important language they speak is the language of love.
When the Volnick family accidentally brings a Boggart home to Toronto from Scotland, the results are tumultuous and very funny. It's up to Jess and Emily to figure out how to return the rascally spirit.
Until it strikes uncomfortably close to home, three English boys are fascinated by the war and the bombing of their city, London.