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Spaceships
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Graham, Ian

For centuries, space travel was just a dream. Now rockets, shuttles and satellites hurtle towards distant planets and stars. Join their mission to explore the unknown.

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
0-7534-0466-4
Collation
33p; ill; col; pbk
Series Title
My Best Book Of
Call Number
629.12 GRA
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Wheels
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Johnson, Trent

What has little wheels? Find in this book.'

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
174065042-5
Collation
8p; col; ill; pbk
Series Title
National Geographic Windows on Literacy
Call Number
629.648 JOH
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How Does My Bike Work?
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McPherson, Jan

How does my bike turn?

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
174065091-3
Collation
12p; col; ill; pbk
Series Title
National Geographic Windows On Literacy
Call Number
629.22 MCP
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A Better Look
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Fink, Jacob

How does a magnifying glass help you see things?

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
174065048-4
Collation
8p; col; ill; pbk
Series Title
National Geographic Windows On Literacy
Call Number
612 FIN
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Ice Cream For You
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Chan, Harley

Ice Cream is made from milk. What else is made from milk?

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
174065092-1
Collation
16p; col; ill; pbk; indx
Series Title
National Geographic Windows On Literacy
Call Number
641.862 CHA
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Big Red Tomatoes
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How does a tomato grow? Read it more to finds outs.

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
1740650085
Collation
24p; col; ill; pbk
Series Title
National Geographic Windows on Literacy
Call Number
635.642 GRA
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Bricks, Wood, And Stones
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Name three things used make houses.

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
1740650158
Collation
12p; col; ill; pbk
Series Title
National Geographic Windows on Literacy
Call Number
690.11 LUC
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Trains
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Balkwill, Richard

Only 250 years ago, trains were powered by horses and sometimes even by humans. Now, the fastest trains carry passengers at speeds of over 300km per hour. Learn about trains of all kinds whether powered by steam, diesel or electricity, or whether travelling over the world's highest mountain ranges and even beneath the sea.

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
0-7534-0562-8
Collation
32p ; col ; ill ; pbk
Series Title
My Best Book Of
Call Number
625.1 BAL
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Mighty Machines
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McGough, Kate

What does the mighty machines do to help people made a building?

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
174065098-0
Collation
16p; col; ill.
Series Title
Windows On Literacy
Call Number
629.22 MCG
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People Build Dams
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Johnson, Trent

When people build a dams, so beavers build it too.

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
174065003-4
Collation
24p; ill; col.
Series Title
Windows On Literacy
Call Number
690 JOH
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