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Mimic Makers
Mimic Makers

By Kristen Nordstrom Author Paul Boston Illustrator

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“Young readers will be captivated by the contemporary inventors and inventions featured, and inspired to incorporate biomimicry into their own designs.”—Miranda Paul, author of On...

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Underground
Underground

By Paul Boston

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Choose your mode of transport and set off on an adventure that will take you all the way across the underground. Can you navigate huge roundabouts with sleeping dragons, or cross bridges guarded by...

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Find Your Way In Space
Find Your Way In Space

By Paul Boston

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Map Your Way
Map Your Way

By Paul Boston

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El libro de las comparaciones
El mon natural a vista d ocell
El mundo natural a vista de pajaro
Stuff
Stuff

By Maddie Moate, Paul Boston

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Stuff
Stuff

By Maddie Moate, Paul Boston

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