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Lets Read Biography

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Great myths and legends.
Great myths and legends.

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A collection of twenty tales of heroes and heroines from Europe, North and South America, Africa, and Asia. Includes dictionary.

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Inventors And Inventions
Inventors And Inventions

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contents: How Inventions Happen; Inventions for Fun; Everyday Inventions; Inventions That Changed The World; Inventions For Safety; Inventions For Learning; Inventing A New World.

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Childcraft.
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