Allan Fowler Books

It's a good thing there are insects
It's a good thing there are insects

By Allan Fowler

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Identifies the characteristics of insects and describes some of their useful activities and products.

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Living in the mountains
Living in the mountains

By Allan Fowler

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Spiders are not insects
Spiders are not insects

By Allan Fowler

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An introduction to the spider, an eight-legged creature, not to be confused with the six-legged insect.

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Arctic Tundra
Arctic Tundra

By Allan Fowler

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Library of Congress
Library of Congress

By Allan Fowler

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They Could Still Be Mountains Rookie ReadAbout Science Paperback
The Top and Bottom of the World
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Arms and legs and other limbs
Arms and legs and other limbs

By Allan Fowler

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Compares the two arms and two legs that humans have with the limbs of other animals and how they are used.

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