Aline Riquier Books

At the doctor
At the doctor

By Christopher Forsey

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Text and pictures describe what might happen during a visit to the doctor's office and during a chest X ray.

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On a Plane
On a Plane

By Aline Riquier, Kate Petty

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Baby Animals
Baby Animals

By Jenny Vaughan

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How things are made
How things are made

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Describes the origins of and materials used in making a variety of objects, including paint, wool, glass, and plastics.

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Once upon a party
Once upon a party

By Isabelle Anargyros

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A merry year
A merry year

By Aline Riquier

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The cotton in your T-shirt
The cotton in your T-shirt

By Aline Riquier

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Answers questions about the history, uses, and methods of producing cotton.

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Cotton from Seed to Cloth
Cotton from Seed to Cloth

By Aline Riquier

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Le Livre De La Foret
Le coton qui nous habille
Le coton qui nous habille

By Aline Riquier

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