It's Christmas, David!

Christmas is coming, and Santa Claus is making his list. David is trying to be good but when the house is filled with candy canes, Christmas cookies, and beautifully wrapped gifts, it's very hard to stay out of trouble! No peeking, Santa's watching! Be Patient David!

Too Many Toys

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978-0-545-20412-5

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20p; col; ill; pbk

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SHA

Victor and the sail-kart

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0-19-916231-x

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RAY

A Picture Book of Benjamin Franklin

In lively, full-color illustrations, this picture book chronicles the life ofa writer, scientist, inventor, and statesman.

Christopher Colombus : The Life of A Master Navigator and Explorer

An intrepid explorer and master navigator, christoper columbus embarked on a voyage of discovery in 1492. Sailing west across the unknown atlantic ocean in search of a new trade route to the east, columbus instead landed in the americas, opening up the new world to european colonists.

Cam Jansen :The Mystery of The Circus Clown

Clowns are juggling, the Bailor Brothers are swinging through the air, and wallet are disappering without a trace.

Cam Jansen : The Triceratops Pops Mystery

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0-14-240206-0

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ADL

If you hopped like a frog

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0-590-09860-8

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30p; ill.; col; pbk

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510 SCH

Braving The Elements : The Stormy History of American Weather

American are fascinated by the weather--especially the kind of whether we are sunbathers or storm-chasers, commuters or vacationers, the weather outside affects each of us every day. This funny and captivating book is filled with unforgettabe stories from over the centuries of hurricanes, droughts storms, blizzards, dust bowls, and other extremes of weather that have afflicted different regions…

UNBUILDING

This fictional account of the dismantling and removal of the Empire State Building describes the structure of a skycraper and explains how such an edifice would be demolished.'