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Who's Looking at You?

Stéphane Frattini

Hardcover (Sterling Children's Books, Aug. 7, 2012)

Whose eyes flash like mirrors in the dark? What animal can see behind itself? The fun, eye-catching wildlife photography in Who's Looking at You? will keep kids guessing. Each page features a new close-up photo. Lift the flap to see the animal's identity and learn a bit more about it! Fascinating animal facts await...

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Tushes & Tails!

Stéphane Frattini

Hardcover (Sterling Children's Books, Aug. 7, 2012)

Awesome animal photos and a lift-the-flap guessing game equal preschool nonfiction fun!Whose colorful tail feathers are those? Who has a striped rear end? Can you recognize these animal butts? These engaging photographs will keep kids guessing. Each page features a new picture. Lift the flap and see what creature it is--and learn fascinating facts about each one, too!

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Tushes & Tails!

Stephane Frattini

Hardcover (Sterling Children's Books, Aug. 7, 2012)

Awesome animal photos and a lift-the-flap guessing game equal preschool nonfiction fun!Whose colorful tail feathers are those? Who has a striped rear end? Can you recognize these animal butts? These engaging photographs will keep kids guessing. Each page features a new picture. Lift the flap and see what creature it is--and learn fascinating facts about each one, too!

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Face-to-face With the Cat

Stephane Frattini

Hardcover (Charlesbridge Pub Inc, Feb. 1, 2003)

Simple text explores the behavior, training, and proper care of the cat.

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The Tiger: Ferocious Feline

Stephanie Ledu-Frattini

Paperback (Charlesbridge Publishing, March 15, 1675)

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The Tiger: Ferocious Feline

Stephanie Ledu-Frattini

Paperback (Charlesbridge Publishing, March 15, 1809)

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Who's Looking at You?

By (author) Stephane Frattini

Hardcover (Sterling Juvenile, March 15, 2012)

Whose eyes flash like mirrors in the dark? What animal can see behind itself? In this title, the fun, eye-catching wildlife photography can keep kids guessing. Each page features a new close-up photo. It allows kids to lift the flap to see the animal's identity and learn a bit more about it.