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Did you know that bats are not blind That the smallest bat is the size of a bee Kids will learn all this and more in this exciting book about one of nature's most misunderstood creatures.

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Describes how scientists have studied gorillas, and shows how gorillas live in the wild.

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Did you know that monster dump trucks are so tall that drivers have to use ladders just to get to their seats Or that cherry picker trucks don't pick cherries Through easy-to-read text and realistic art, young truck enthusiasts will discover everything they ever wanted to know about their favorite mode of transportation.

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Beginning readers are sure to get wrapped up in this fascinating first look at Egypt's ancient mummies. Filled with unusual and up-to-date facts, this easy-to-read book uncovers the mysteries of how and why mummies were made and what they reveal today. *********Full color.

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Presents the biography of the daughter of Chief Powhatan who saved Captain John Smith of Jamestown from execution by her tribe and who became an early American heroine.

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A biography of the Shoshoni Indian woman who played an important role in guiding the Lewis and Clark expedition through the Northwest Territory of the United States in 1805-1806.

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An introduction to the life and accomplishments of Ronald Reagan, the fortieth president of the United States.

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Introduces the natural history of wolves, examining their social structure, hunting tactics, growth, and development, and explores myths and legends about them.

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Follow a leopard as she moves through tall grass, stalking a herd of zebras. Watch a sleek jaguar fish for his dinner--and learn what our small, furry pets have in common with these big cats. Young readers will pounce on this beautifully illustrated book full of mysterious and fascinating feline facts. Full color.

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When President Jefferson sent Lewis and Clark to find a route to the Pacific, it was Indian girl Sacajawea who taught them how to survive. Full-color illustrations.