The Tree Book for Kids and Their GrownUps
by Gina Ingoglia
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appears in Nature, Science, and Nonfiction.
The birds, the bees, the flowers and the?TREES! How do trees grow Why do leaves change What kind of tree is that The acclaimed Brooklyn Botanic Garden?s guide answers all kids? (and their parents?) treerelated questions in an easytounderstand way. It features 33 different trees that grow in North America, from rural Georgia to the streets of ...
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