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Books in Young Encyclopedia series

  • The Ultimate Guide to North America Birds

    David Alderton

    Hardcover (Parragon Inc, June 1, 2010)
    encyclopedia of N.American birds
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  • The Usborne Science Encyclopedia

    Annabel Craig, Cliff Rosney, Chris Lyon, John Shackell, Ian Jackson

    Hardcover (Usborne Pub Ltd, Oct. 1, 2003)
    A reprint of this title which was first published in 1988. Arranged thematically, its clear explanations link basic scientific principles with everyday life. Illustrated throughout in full colour.
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  • Children's World Atlas

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    Hardcover (Igloo Books Ltd, )
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  • Dinosaur Encyclopedia

    Igloo Books Ltd.

    Hardcover (Igloo Books Ltd., )
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  • My Encyclopedia of the Sea

    Patrick Louisy

    Hardcover (Children's Press, Sept. 1, 2016)
    More than 70 percent of the Earth is covered in water-and more than 96 percent is found in its oceans.From cold arctic seas to warm tropical waters, My Encyclopedia of the Sea explores the most mysterious places left on our planet. In the pages of this book kids (Ages 7-9) will learn about the workings of the ocean, as well as the animals-and people-who make the sea their home.
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  • Kingfisher History Encyclopedia

    alan-baker

    Hardcover (KINGFISHER BOOKS LTD, March 15, 1995)
    Rare Book
  • Living World

    Leslie Colvin, Emma Speare, Isabel Bowring

    Hardcover (Usborne Publishing Ltd, Jan. 15, 1992)
    First published in 1992 and now available in paperback, an illustrated reference to plants and animals which is organised according to different environments and depicts how different ecosystems interact. Part of the ENCYCLOPEDIAS series, illustrated in full colour.
  • Your World: A First Encyclopedia

    Angela Wilkes

    Hardcover (Kingfisher Books Ltd, Aug. 2, 1999)
    Your World is designed to help today's youngsters find the answers to their many questions, either by themselves, or with the help of a parent or educator. With its thematic arrangement, Your World is fun and intuitive to use. Information is presented in context, a vital aid to comprehension for this age group. Many join-in activities and simple experiments - such as making a miniature erupting volcano or creating an imitation aquarium - invite participation. From Prehistoric Life to People and Places, and from Transportation to The Universe, the book covers all the subjects that spark a child's curiosity. Simple captions, step-by-step illustrations, clear text, and an easy-to-read index make this a book for children to grow with, and one that will prepare them for the next level of reference and nonfiction books.
  • Dinosaur Encyclopedia

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    Hardcover (Igloo Books Ltd, )
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  • The Usborne Book of Peoples of the World: Internet-Linked

    Gillian Doherty, Anna Claybourne, Laura Fearn

    Paperback (Usborne Books, July 1, 2001)
    THIS EDITION IS INTENDED FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Describes the various people who live in each region of the world, and briefly discusses their religion, food, festivals, ways of making a living, and other things that make them different.
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  • Encyclopedia of Animals

    DK

    Paperback (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, Aug. 3, 2006)
    Discover the magical world of animals, from Aardvark through to Zebra. Love animals? Come on a journey through the alphabet and find out all about the 2 million species on Earth. Discover why some birds fly, but others don't. Get close to creep crawlies you never knew existed, from meat eaters (yikes) to ones with lots of legs! Or meet the tiny things you can't see, but live closer to you than you might ever imagine! This work includes six sections on each major animal group including mammals, reptiles, creepy crawlies, birds, amphibians and fish. Stunning up-close photography reveals how all kinds of animals and plants live together. It includes fully cross-referenced topics, perfect for homework or projects.
  • Dinosaur Encyclopedia

    Igloo

    Hardcover (Igloo Books Ltd, March 15, 2006)
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