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Primary Sources of Ancient Civilizations: Egypt, Greece, and Rome

Yolonda Maxwell

Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Jan. 1, 2004)

This is a really big book! Around 24" x "18" or so when closed. The pictures are large and brilliant. The words are printed very large and easy to read. I have included a pic of the actual book I'll send you and the Table of Contents so you can see if it matches with your lesson plans! Hope this helps!

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Whales and Whaling

Fred Reinfeld

Hardcover (Dobson Books Ltd, Dec. 15, 1963)

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Where Is Maria?

Louise Gunther, Helen Cogancherry

Hardcover (Garrard Pub Co, Sept. 1, 1979)

Three persons looking for Maria enjoy the fun of a street fair and finally spot the lost girl from the top of a ride.

Benjamin Franklin

Samuel Epstein, Beryl Williams

Hardcover (Dobson Books Ltd, Dec. 15, 1961)

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Grade 4 Reading Workbook: Reading And Comprehension

Baby Professor

Paperback (Baby Professor, June 28, 2015)

Reading and comprehension is always a team. This is because to understand what you read, you first must know how to read. This fourth grader workbook is a treasure trove of words that must not only be read but digested too. Reading and comprehension are two important life skills that will greatly help in further studies. Be sure to grab a copy today!

Grade 1 Reading Workbooks: For Kids

Baby Professor

Paperback (Baby Professor, June 16, 2015)

When introducing the concept of reading, a child first needs to master the alphabet and phonics too. It's the combination of all these concepts that would an effective reading workbook. So for this workbook, each page is composed of trace letters, and picture representations of words that need to be read out to know how they sound. This is the ultimate all-around workbook so don't miss out!

Puppy Tales

Tanya Read

Paperback (Independently published, Sept. 18, 2017)

A heart warming story about the adventures of a young puppy. Everything is very exciting, but it can be hard to fit in with a new family. And sometimes, the wide world can be a dangerous place...