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The Falling Woman
The Falling Woman

By Pat Murphy

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Nadya
Nadya

By Pat Murphy

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Wild Angel
Wild Angel

By Pat Murphy

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Adventures in Time and Space with Max Merriwell
There and Back Again: By Max Merriwell
The Falling Woman
The Falling Woman

By Pat Murphy

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Bending Light An Exploratorium Toolbook
Bending Light An Exploratorium Toolbook

By P. C. Doherty, Pat Murphy

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Simple experiments introduce the basic principles of light and lenses. Includes a magnifying lens.

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Exploratopia: More Than 400 Kid-Friendly Experiments And Explorations For Curious Minds
Exploratopia: More Than 400 Kid-Friendly Experiments And Explorations For Curious Minds

By Pat Murphy, The Exploratorium, Pat Murphy, Ellen Macaulay, And The Staff Of The Exploratorium, Jason Gorski

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want To Learn How To Mummify A Hot Dog? Break Secret Codes? Launch A Rocket? From Physics To Forensics, From The Hugest Clouds To The Tiniest Ants, From Isaac Newton To Elephant Dung, Exploratopia...

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The City, Not Long After
The City, Not Long After

By Pat Murphy

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