Henry Arthur Pluckrose Books

In the Supermarket

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Photographs and simple text present some of the different machines used in a large supermarket, including fork lifts, scales, pricing machines, and conveyor belts.

Under the ground

By Henry Arthur Pluckrose

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Describes underground areas including subways, bank vaults, and basement offices as well as the machines used to construct these places, dig tunnels, mine coal, and drill for oil.

China

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A simple introduction to the geography, people, culture, and interesting sites of China.

Russia

By Henry Arthur Pluckrose

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A simple introduction to the geography, people, culture, and interesting sites of Russia.

Australia

By Henry Arthur Pluckrose

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A simple introduction to the landscape, people, cities, industries, culture, and animals of Australia.

Czech Republic

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A simple introduction to the geography, people, culture, and interesting sites of the Czech Republic.

On the Farm

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On A Building Site

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Under the Ground

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In the Supermarket

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