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Get to know each dog from the tips of its wet nose to the end of its wagging tail! Young readers will love the simple, easy-to-read text and beautiful full-color photographs featuring man's… More →
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As we all know, Duck can accomplish anything he sets his mind to. Why, he's already won a Caldecott Honor, been a New York Times best seller, sold more than a million copies of his books, run More →
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As we all know, Duck can accomplish anything he sets his mind to. Why, he's already won a Caldecott Honor, been a New York Times best seller, sold more than a million copies of his books, run More →
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Many interesting and important animals have lived on Earth. In the Early Animal Encyclopedias series, readers will learn about dinosaurs that once roamed the land and explore how different… More →
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Natural disasters are powerful and dangerous. The strong winds of hurricanes and tornadoes knock down buildings. Volcanic eruptions release deadly lava and clouds of ash. Wildfires burn… More →
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The world of science is full of wonder. Glittering minerals hide within underground rocks. An amazing variety of life thrives in the oceans, on land, and in the sky. And in outer space,… More →
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For browsers who want a Guinness Book experience, but with a laser focus on sports, this series is clutch. Each book follows a similar formula, starting with a history of the sport and the… More →
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From model cars to world-renowned dolls, Early Toy Encyclopedias introduces readers to the wonderful world of toys! This series is filled with information and exciting images featuring Hot… More →
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Hit the road and start seeing all the unique cars, trucks, planes, trains, tractors, and motorcycles out there! In the Early Transportation Encyclopedias, young readers will find information… More →
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The water we drink today was likely a fluffy cloud not long ago. The fossil fuels we burn come from the bodies of ancient plants and animals. And, many animals will trace the same migratory… More →