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Desert food chains
Describes the food chain of a desert habitat, identifying the different locations of the habitats around the world and the plants and animals that make up the producers, primary and secondary consumers, and decomposers in the chain.
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Gravity! Do You Feel It?
\"Toss a ball into the sky. No matter how hard you throw it, the ball comes back to the ground. What makes the ball return to Earth? Gravity! You cannot see gravity. But, you can see that it pulls a ball back to Earth.\" (My Science Library: Gravity! Do You Feel It?) Learn how the force of gravity works.
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How do jets work?
\"Jets are sleek and powerful. They travel very fast. But how do these heavy planes fly? And how do pilots land them? Read this book to find out!\"--Provided by publisher.
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Stop and Go, Fast and Slow
\"You make things move with a push or pull.\" (My Science Library: Stop and Go, Fast and Slow) Learn how things move by pushing and pulling.
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Can you tell a cheetah from a leopard?
Describes the differences between cheetahs and leopards.
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Magnet Power
\"A magnet has a force around it. You cannot see the force. The force is called a magnetic field.\" (My Science Library: Magnet Power) Learn more about magnets.
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Can you tell a butterfly from a moth?
This book describes the differences between butterflies and moths.
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Me and My Shadow: A Book About Light
\"Walk to the park on a sunny day. Your shadow follows you. When the Sun is in front of you, a shadow forms behind you. Your body blocks the Sun's light. The light cannot pass through you. A dark shadow forms on the ground.\" (My Science Library: Me and My Shadow) Learn more about light and shadows.
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Can you tell a cricket from a grasshopper?
These insects look very similar, but they are different. Read this book to become an expert at telling these look-alikes apart!
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Zap! It's Electricity
\"Every day, we use electricity. Electricity powers the lights in our homes and schools. Computers, music players, cell phones, and refrigerators run on electricity. How many ways do you use electricity?\" (My Science Library: Zap! It's Electricity) Learn more about electricity and how it works.
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