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The Atlas of Endangered Resources

Steve Pollock

Hardcover (Checkmark Books, Feb. 1, 1995)

Discusses the use and abuse of natural resources, including water, soil, minerals, and energy, and examines the particular problems of each region of the world

Find Out about Plants

Steve Pollock

Hardcover (BBC Books, Nov. 1, 1996)

"Find Out About Series" books are the ideal introduction to information in a variety of different ways and at a number of different levels. They have wonderfully clear and well-labelled full-color photographs and illustrations. The text and language level are carefully designed for very young children.

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Deadly Creatures

Steve Pollock

Spiral-bound (HarperCollins Publishers, Oct. 7, 1996)

This guide to deadly creatures contains pop-ups, acetate pages, flaps, wheels and windows to stimulate young readers. Its spiral binding ensures durability and ease of reference.

Animal Life

Steve Pollock

Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Dec. 1, 1989)

A survey of the characteristics, habits, and natural environment of animals from all over the world introduces the scientific grouping and classification of animal life

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Jim Henson's Animal Show: Amazing Noses and Terrific Tails

Steve Pollock

Paperback (BBC Consumer Publishing, March 21, 1996)

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Find Out About the Animals

Steve Pollock

Hardcover (Bbc Pubns, Nov. 1, 1995)

Find out about animals. . . How are animals different? What do animals eat? Why do animals die? Use this book to help you find out!

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The Curious Tale of the Dysfunctional Dragon and the Scattery Fragmented Lady

Steve Pollard

language (, Sept. 22, 2019)

This book was originally written whilst the author was undergoing an episode of mania. Though it has been edited, the basic text remains true to the original. It concerns the adventures of Bert, a dysfunctional dragon (based on the author), and Marie, a scattery fragmented lady (based on a former girlfriend of Pollard.) It is written in the style of a humorous, somewhat satirical fairy tale, and is loosely about love, spirituality, mental health, Buddhism, the mental health system, creativity and recovery.