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Nature Spy big book 13 X 18 inches grade 2 Macmillan Mcgraw Hill Reading
Nature Spy
Nature Spy

By Shelley Rotner

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A child takes a close-up look at such aspects of nature as an acorn, the golden eye of a frog, and an empty hornet's nest.

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Ocean day
Ocean day

By Shelley Rotner

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A little girl visits the ocean and discovers many things about the seashore and the creatures who live there.

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Faces
Faces

By Shelley Rotner

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Citybook
Citybook

By Shelley Rotner

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Rhyming text and photographs celebrate the sights and people of the city.

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Citybook
Citybook

By Shelley Rotner

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Rhyming text and photographs celebrate the sights and people of the city.

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My Grandpa Is a Tugboat Captain
Daddy and I Go Boating
Daddy and I Go Boating

By Ken Kreisler

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Everybody Works
Everybody Works

By Shelley Rotner, Ken Kreisler

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Grandpa is a tugboat captain
Grandpa is a tugboat captain

By Ken Kreisler

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A boy whose grandfather is a tugboat captain describes what tugboats and their crewmembers do.

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