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Passenger Pigeon
Passenger Pigeon

By Susan Dudley Morrison

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Balls
Balls

By Susan Dudley Morrison, Howard Schroeder

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A discussion of one of the world's oldest toys, including its history and a description of the manufacture of basketballs and footballs.

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Shoes for sport
Shoes for sport

By Susan Dudley Morrison

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Gives a brief history of sports shoes and describes the design and construction of running shoes. Includes a glossary of related terms.

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The alligator
The alligator

By Susan Dudley Morrison

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Discusses the physical characteristics, habits, and behavior of alligators.

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The passenger pigeon
The passenger pigeon

By Susan Dudley Morrison

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Discusses the history of the passenger pigeon, which at one time made up one-quarter of the birds of America but is now extinct.

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