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More nature in your backyard
More nature in your backyard

By Susan Lang

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Provides instructions for simple science experiments and nature activities to be performed in the backyard.

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But Everyone Else Looks So Su
But Everyone Else Looks So Su

By Susan Lang

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Small Rocks Rising
Small Rocks Rising

By Susan Lang

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In 1929, Ruth Farley, a fiercely independent woman, homesteads a tract of land in a beautiful canyon in the Southern California desert. Determined to live on her own terms and to be free of troubli...

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Juniper blue
Juniper blue

By Susan Lang

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Leadership Lessons from Great World Leaders
Designing Your Dream Home
Designing Your Dream Home

By Susan Lang

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Nature in your backyard
Nature in your backyard

By Susan Lang

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Nature In Your Backyard
Nature In Your Backyard

By Susan S. Lang

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The Sawtooth Complex
The Sawtooth Complex

By Susan Lang

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Easy Care Landscape Plans

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