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Cooks' ingredients
Cooks' ingredients

By Philip Dowell

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Farm Animals
Farm Animals

By Angela Royston, Philip Dowell

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Simple text and labeled illustrations introduce a variety of farm animals, including the cow, goat, and horse.

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Zoo animals
Zoo animals

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Describes a variety of zoo animals, including the elephant, camel, monkey, and zebra.

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The book of ingredients
The book of ingredients

By Philip Dowell

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The book of ingredients
The book of ingredients

By Bailey Adrian

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What You Can Find on the Farm What Can You Find
Skeleton
Skeleton

By Steve Parker

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Discusses the evolution, structure and function of the human and animal skeletal systems.

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Dad and Me
Dad and Me

By Adrian Bailey, Philip Dowell

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