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Frogs and the Ballet

Donald Elliott - 1900

Introduces familiar ballet steps, demonstrating what lies behind these seemingly effortless movements and how they are woven into classical ballet..

Introduces familiar ballet steps, demonstrating what lies behind these seemingly effortless movements and how they are woven into classical ballet.

Runners, Sliders, Bouncers, Climbers

Nick Bantock - 1900

This fun and fact-filled pop-up book explores how animals--from caterpillars to humans--move.

The easy-to-follow text provides fascinating explanations and includes amazing animal facts, while pull tabs and other interactive elements enable readers to examine how various creatures walk, crawl, and wiggle their way around the world. Full color throughout.

Pokemon Gold And Silver (Prima's Official Strategy Guide)

Prima Publishing - 1900

There's a Wolf in the Classroom!

Bruce Weide - 1900

We all know what a supermarket is, but what is a farmer's market? It's a place where people gather together to sell products -- such as flowers, herbs, vegetables, fruit, and more -- that they have grown or produced.

Through vividly colorful photographs and lively text, readers will meet two families -- one Hmong American and the other German American -- as they work hard to prepare for a busy market season.

Walt Disney's Bambi (Illustrated Classic Series)

Joanne Ryder - 1900

Illustrated with eight pages of full-color stills from the animated film, this junior novelization will be a hit with readers who enjoy this classic tale..

Illustrated with eight pages of full-color stills from the animated film, this junior novelization will be a hit with readers who enjoy this classic tale.

Big Cats

Seymour Simon - 1900

The grace and power of big cats—lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars, cheetahs, pumas, and snow leopards—are captured in full-color photographs and a text that explores how they hunt, care for their young, and rest in their varied natural habitats.

‘The combination of action shots and the author’s practiced, informal style will win the attention of young readers, with whom Simon charges the future of big cats.’ —C. Outstanding Science Trade Books for Children 1991 (NSTA/CBC)1994 Garden State (NJ) Children's Nonfiction Award

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