Sue Graves Books

This 106-word book tells all about the life cycles and growth of organisms, including frogs, butterflies, ostriches, and even sunflowers. This title includes an index and discussion questions to ai...

IOpener: Inventing the Telephone

By Sue Graves

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This 254-word book tells all about the history of the telephone from its invention by Alexander Graham Bell to its use today. This title includes an index and discussion questions to aid in reading...

IOpener: Planes, Trains, and More

By Sue Graves

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Planes, Trains, and More will let young readers discover all the exciting ways people can travel: by airplane, by bicycle--and even by space shuttle! This 43-word book includes interactive question...

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