Tessa Potter Books

On the move

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Discusses the reasons that some people do not settle to live in one place and describes the natural environment, homes, and customs of traditional nomads such as the Eskimos, Lapps, and Bedouin and...

Cows

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Discusses the lives of cows on a dairy farm.

Hens

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Discusses the life of hens that produce eggs to be sold. Portrays hens that run freely about the farm and those that never leave their cages.

Ducks and geese

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Examines various kinds of ducks and geese, both on the farm and in the wild.

Goats

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Discusses the care and usefulness of goats on farms, in the desert, and in the mountains.

Sheep

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Discusses the raising of sheep for wool.

Chickens on the farm My world books

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Working donkeys

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Fang

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Digger

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