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Why Do We Laugh?
Why Do We Laugh?

By Martin Terry, Caroline Bingham Decaire Terry Martin Camela Decaire

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Presents information, in question-and-answer format, about what happens to the body when we laugh.

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Why Are Zebras Black & White? --Why Books--
Why Are Zebras Black & White? --Why Books--

By Martin Terry, Terry Martin Mary Atkinson Camela Decaire Jane Horne

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Tackles the reasons for color variation in nature in question and answer format.

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Why does lightning strike?
Why does lightning strike?

By Martin Terry

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Answers, in simple text and illustrations, some basic questions about the weather including why lightning strikes and why rainbows appear.

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The Affirmative Action Empire
The little giant encyclopedia of one-liners
Men Don t Cry Women Do
Men Don t Cry Women Do

By Terry Martin

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Wishboats Working Signs Series
Weathered pages
The Light You Find
The Light You Find

By Terry Martin

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