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See-through animals
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Natalie Lunis |
Do some animals really have the power of invisibility? In "See-Through Animals," you'll meet eight creatures whose clear body parts help them survive. |
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Spooky schools
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Natalie Lunis |
Among the 11 spooky schools in this book, children will discover an art institute haunted by a mischievous ghost and a university in Florida where a man with glowing red eyes mysteriously appears. |
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Money
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Natalie Lunis |
A basic introduction to what money is and how people use it. |
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Crawling Crabs (No Backbone! the World of Invertebrates)
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Natalie Lunis |
What happens when a crab loses a leg? It grows a new one! This is just one of many surprising facts children will discover as they enter the weird and watery world of these amazing creatures. In Craw… |
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Gooey Jellyfish (No Backbone! the World of Invertebrates)
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Natalie Lunis |
Jellyfish don't have eyes. They don't have brains, either. So how do they catch food and stay safe from enemies? The answers are just some of the fascinating facts children will discover as they ente… |
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Leggy Centipedes
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Natalie Lunis |
Many people find centipedes creepy because of their many sets of legs, but these little creatures can also inflict some serious pain. Centipedes have poisonous claws that they use to capture prey and… |
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Ocean Monsters
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Natalie Lunis |
Which prehistoric sea creature had teeth the size of bananas? Answer: Kronosaurus (kroh-noh-SOR-uhss). This swimming giant used its large, pointy teeth to eat squishy foods like squid and octopus. Th… |
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Sky Terrors
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Natalie Lunis |
Quetzalcoatlus (kwet-zal-koh-AHT-lus) was a giant reptile that flew in the sky. Yet this prehistoric creature was very different from today’s birds. How? Answer: It had no feathers on its wings. It a… |
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