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What s Inside You Starting Point Science
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What s Inside You
What s Inside You

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What makes a flower grow
What makes a flower grow

By Susan Mayes

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"Briefly describes flowers and plants, and how they grow."--Source inconnue.

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What'S Inside You?
What'S Inside You?

By Susan Meredith, S. Mayes

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Each book in this bright, exciting series for young children introduces an aspect of the natural or technological world, providing a wealth of fascinating information. The series explores a wide va...

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Usborne Starting Point Science
Usborne Starting Point Science

By S. Mayes

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Where Does Electricity Come From? (Starting Point Science Series)
Where Does Electricity Come From? (Starting Point Science Series)

By Susan Mayes, S. Mayes, John Shackell

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24 pages : 18 cm This book tells how electricity is made and used, how a battery works, how a telephone works, power in the future, and more Includes index Originally published: London : Usborne Pu...

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Where Does Electricity Come From?

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