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Where food comes from
Where food comes from

By J. Cook, Janet Cook

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Describes all the things that happen to food before it reaches the table. Shows how and where food is grown, how it is canned, frozen or dried, and how it is packaged for sale in shops.

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Living Long Ago
Living Long Ago

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Understanding Modern Art Usborne Introduction
How to Draw Robots and Aliens Young Artist Series
New Zealand food wine art
New Zealand food wine art

By Janet Cook

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Berkshire victuals
Berkshire victuals

By Janet Cook

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Mount Hood
Mount Hood

By Peter Marbach, Janet Cook

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