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Discovering nature
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Discovering foxes
MacQuitty, Miranda
1988
Explores where foxes live, what they eat, how they reproduce, and how you can find out more about them.
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Discovering badgers
Banks, Martin
1988
Explores the world of badgers, describing the different types in Europe, America, and Asia and their habits and habitats.
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Discovering freshwater fish
Brewster, Bernice
1988
Introduces the habits and characteristics of the fish that live in fresh water, including the pike, piranha, and guppy.
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Discovering bees and wasps
O'Toole, Christopher
1986
Text and photographs describe the physical and behavioral characteristics of a variety of bees and wasps.
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The farm
S?nchez S?nchez, Isidro
1991
Explains how vegetables are grown on a farm. Includes information for parents and teachers.
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The garden
S?nchez S?nchez, Isidro
1991
Explains about plant seeds, bulbs, and flowers.
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Discovering pond life
Milkins, Colin S
1990
Describes the physical characteristics and plant and animal life of a pond.
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Discovering squirrels
Davies, Adrian
1987
Explores the world of squirrels, describing their physical characteristics, varieties, habitats, behavior, and enemies.
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The orchard
S?nchez S?nchez, Isidro
1991
Explains about fruit trees, what they produce, and how they grow.
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Woods and meadows
Hewitt, Sally
2000
Introduces young readers to the world of nature, and includes step-by-step instructions for a selection of related projects and activities.
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