Kevin McCloskey
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We Dig Worms!: TOON Level 1
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2015
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7 editions
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The Real Poop on Pigeons!: TOON Level 1
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2016
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2 editions
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Snails Are Just My Speed!
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2017
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2 editions
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Something's Fishy: TOON Level 1
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2017
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2 editions
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Ants Don't Wear Pants: TOON Level 1
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2019
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2 editions
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Caterpillars: What Will I Be When I Get to be Me?: TOON Level 1
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Mrs. Fitz's Flamingos
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1992
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9 editions
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Wild about Capybaras: TOON Level 1
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Wild about Capybaras: TOON Level 1
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Martha Meyer's review
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Wild about Capybaras: TOON Level 1 (Giggle and Learn):
"Oh this is so fun! (It is after all a Giggle and Learn book, i.e. partially nonfiction) There's a boy dressed in capybara images who loves capybaras and wants one as a pet. There's a girl who studies science and knows a lot about the behavior of real"
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"I, too, am wild about capybaras but still had a thing or two to learn from this terrific graphic novel for young readers."
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Stephanie Tournas's review
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Wild about Capybaras: TOON Level 1 (Giggle and Learn):
" A capybara-obsessed boy with white skin who is bedecked in capybara-themed accessories tells a dark brown-skinned girl about his favorite animal. The girl clearly knows a lot about capybaras and proceeds to tell him about them in a back and forth ov"
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Tiffany Seward's review
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Wild about Capybaras: TOON Level 1 (Giggle and Learn):
"⭐ Children’s Nonfiction | Animals | Picture Book
Thank you to Astra Publishing House for this ARC in exchange for my honest review! Wild About Capybaras is an engaging and educational picture book told through a fun back-and-forth conversation between " Read more of this review » |
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| Frank Miller’s writing voice is that of tough guy film noir detective. He refers to the location of his Manhattan studio as Hell’s Kitchen. He recounts getting mugged, or nearly so, in Greenwich Village. His version of New York City sounds a lot like ...more | |
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