Maggie Blake Books

Crocodiles

By Maggie Blake

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24 pages : 22 cm Discusses the physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle of crocodiles Includes index

Monsters Of The Deep

By Maggie Blake, Story By Beulah Wood, Illustrations By Mrinal Mitra

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24 pages : 22 cm Grade 3 Original United States edition c1996

Ancient Man Of The Ice (Sunshine)

By Maggie Blake

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Recounts the discovery and examination of a 5,300-year-old man whose remains were found by hikers in the Alps in 1991 and explores how this discovery provides clues about the everyday life of our a...

Crocodiles

By Maggie Blake

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24 pages : 22 cm Includes index "Original United States edition c1994." "The Sunshine reading scheme is created and designed by the Wendy Pye Team."

The African Hunting Dog

By Blake, Maggie Blake, Maggie

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The Emperor Penguin

By Maggie Blake

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The Emperor Penguin (Sunshine Books)

By Maggie Blake

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The Sea Otter

By Maggie Blake

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The Sea Otter

By Maggie Blake, Written By Maggie Blake, Illustrations By Don Meighan

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Reader for children Cover title Created and designed by the Wendy Pye Team Reprinted 1991 Includes index

The African Hunting Dog

By Maggie Blake, Blake, Maggie

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24 pages : 22 cm

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