Barrie Watts Books

Bee

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A simple introduction to the physical characteristics and behaviour of bees, showing all stages of development, completing a full life cycle when the bee lays eggs of its own. Suggested level: prim...

Bean

By Barrie Watts

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A step-by-step, photo-illustrated chronicle of how a bean grows from seed to plant.

Spider

By Barrie Watts

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Watch a spider grow from egg to adult. Stunning original photographs by Barrie Watts show all stages of the spider's develoopment, completing a full life cycle when the spider lays eggs of its own....

Pumpkin Watch It Grow

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Snail Watch It Grow

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Snake Watch It Grow

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Watch It Grow

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Bean

By Barrie Watts

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A step-by-step, photo-illustrated chronicle of how a bean grows from seed to plant.

Bee

By Barrie Watts

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Spider

By Barrie Watts

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Watch a spider grow from egg to adult. Explore the way the spider eats, moves, survives and really watch it grow.

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