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Fish and Frog
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Knudsen, Michelle
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Petrone, Valeria, ill
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Fishes Juvenile fiction.
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Frogs Juvenile fiction.
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Oversize books Specimens.
2010
Fish swims around, finds a mirror, and plays games with Frog.
Ethan out and about
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Hurwitz, Johanna
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Floca, Brian, ill
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Big books.
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Oversize books Specimens.
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Animals Juvenile fiction.
2010
In four brief stories, Ethan feeds birds, squirrels, and ants, chases a cat, and rides bikes with his Dad.
Bridges : a history of the world's most spectacular spans
Examines historical and contemporary bridges, including Ponte Vecchio in Florence, Pont Neuf in Paris, Brooklyn Bridge in New York, Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia, and Tsing Ma Bridge in Hong Kong.
Where's the artist? : from cave paintings to modern art : a look and find book
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Rebscher, Susanne, 1966- author
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Sperber, Annabelle von, 1973- illustrator
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Art History Juvenile literature.
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Painting History Juvenile literature.
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Picture puzzles Juvenile literature.
2015
This book opens up entire historic periods to young readers in double page spreads that are teeming with life and drawn to teach them about artistic traditions. Each spread represents a moment in history, capturing how art was integrated into daily life and illustrating contemporary styles, tools, and mediums. Children will learn about cave paintings and what humans used for light and why they painted so many animals and hunting scenes. They'll find themselves in Ancient Greece, where deities watch over a busy marketplace in front of the Parthenon. A cross-section of a medieval monastery, Leonardo's workshop, and a collection of 19th-century artists painting in nature are just a few more of the examples, which take readers through to the present day.