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A House Spider s Life
A House Spider s Life

By John Himmelman

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A Pill Bug s Life
A Pill Bug s Life

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A Hummingbird s life
A Hummingbird s life

By John Himmelman

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Describes the life cycle and the feeding and migratory habits of the hummingbird.

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A Mealworm s Life
A Mealworm s Life

By John Himmelman

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A Mouse s Life
A Mouse s Life

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Nature Upclose
Nature Upclose

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A Guest Is a Guest
A Guest Is a Guest

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Chaos prevails when the barnyard animals decide to live in the house with Farmer Beanbuckets and his family.

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Simpson Snail Sings: 9
Simpson Snail Sings: 9

By John Himmelman

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Simpson Snail goes to a costume party, makes a new friend, learns to sing, and sleeps over at Tucker Turtle's house.

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Katie Loves the Kittens
Katie Loves the Kittens
Katie Loves the Kittens

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