Capstone Press Books

New York

By Capstone Press, Capstone Press Geography Department Staf

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Florida: One Nation Series

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Includes bibliographical references (page 45) and index Gives an overview of the state of Florida, including the history, geography, people, and living conditions

Whales

By Capstone Press, Kevin J. Holmes, Red Brick Learning (Firm), Robyn Conley-Weaver

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Children are naturally curious about animals. This series gives them all the facts about what different types of animals look like, where they live, what they eat, and who eats them. Each book feat...

John F. Kennedy

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Blue Earth Exploring History Through Simple Recipes Mixed Prepack

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Bridgestone The Transportation Library Mixed Prepack

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Careers Without College

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Capstone Short Biographies

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Blue Earth Diaries, Letters, And Memoirs Mixed Prepack

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Bridgestone Animals

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