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National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Animals

by Catherine D. Hughes

Hardcover, 2010

Status

Available

Call number

590 NAT

Description

Profiles a number of animals from around the world that live in different habitats.

Series

Little Kids First Big Books

Collection

Publication

National Geographic Kids (2010), Edition: Illustrated, 128 pages

Awards

NSTA/CBC Outstanding Science Trade Book for Students K–12 (2011)

Language

Physical description

128 p.; 10.15 inches

ISBN

9781426307041

Barcode

5470

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