Rabbit organises almost everything

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ISBN/ISSN

13579108642

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BEN

The Spelling Bee

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ISBN/ISSN

13579108642

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BEN

The Wind in the Willows: Home Sweet Home

It may be shabby and small, but Mole realizes that a home is a home. He and Rat and their friends celebrate the holidays in one of the warmest homecomings ever. '

Boats

Did You know that up to 2000 people can travel on a cruise liner at one time? Or that the largest tanker in the world holds 150 million gallons of liquid cargo? Or that some submarines can stay underwater for up to two months without emerging once? Hop aboard and explore 17 different types of boats, from the tiny rowboat to the gigantic aircraft carrier.

Bein' With You This Way

An African American girl visits the park and rounds up a group of her friends for an afternoon of fun and playground games. The children discover that despite their physical differences, they are all really the same.

The Hello, Goodbye Window

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978-0-439-89750-1

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29p ; ill ; col

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JUS

Materials : Cotton

- What is cotton? - Where do we get cotton from? - Why is cotton useful? Each title in material takes a close look at an important material-what it is, where it comes from, whether it is natural or man-made, and what its properties are. The book also explains how we produce the material, how we use it, how we process it, and how it can be recycled.

Materials : Rubben

- What is rubber? - Where do we get rubber from? - Why is rubber useful? Each title in materials takes a close look at an important material-what it is, where it comes from, whether it is natural or man-made, and what its properties are. The book also explains how we produce the material, how we use it, how we process it, and how it can be recycled.

Smurf dan Telur Ajaib

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ISBN/ISSN

978-979-27-6581-6

Collation

62p.; ill; col; pbk

Series Title

3 Kisah Smurf

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DEL

Pippi Goes to School

Pippi Longstocking has her own way of doing everything, even going to school. School starts at eight o'clock, but that's way too early for Pippi. She starts her day at ten o'clock, and she's not about to walk. She'll ride her horse instead. As for spelling and math, forget it! Pippi's more interested in drawing on the floor and finding out when Christmas vacation starts. With Pippi in class, sc…