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46 pp.
| Benchmark
| September, 2004
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LibraryISBN 0-7614-1751-6$25.64
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4-6
Animals Animals series.
This clearly written book describes various beetles' physical characteristics (including what adaptations different species of beetle have--e.g., long or hairy legs), life cycles, and habitats. Also discussed is the endangered American Burying Beetle; a map contrasts its previous and current habitat ranges. The crisp color photos, which often fill the page, should attract readers. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind.
80 pp.
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| June, 2004
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LibraryISBN 0-7614-1686-2$27.07
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4-6
It's My State! series.
Each of these books provides information students need for assignments on individual states (state flag, bird, animal, fossil, song, etc.). A chronology of important dates, famous residents, a recipe, and a craft are included. Though the format will appeal to children in third to fifth grades, the text is frequently written on a more challenging level. Reading list, websites. Ind. Review covers these It's My State! titles: Montana, Arizona, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Kansas, and North Dakota.