Bertha Morris Parker
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Born January 1, 1890
Died January 1, 1980 (90 years old)
Also known as: Bertha Morris Parker, Bertha M. Parker
44 books
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Taught science at the Laboratory Schools at the University of Chicago from 1916 into the 1950s, and was research associate at the Chicago Natural History Museum, in addition to writing science books for children.
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The new golden dictionary
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Alphabetically arranged words are defined by illustrations and use in a sentence.
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Jacob Abbott, John Frederick William Herschel, Mari C. Schuh, Waller, Leslie, Louise Spilsbury, Peter Guthrie Tait, M. John Harrison, Claire Llewellyn, Jim Pipe, Natalie M. Rosinsky, Isaac Asimov, Terry J. Jennings, Sally Hewitt, Michael Grant, Maclaurin, Richard Cockburn, Richard Spilsbury, Forbes Winslow, Alfred M. Mayer, Torgny Lindgren, Bertha Morris Parker, Lewis Wright, Colin Roland Walker, Chris Woodford, Steve Parker
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The New Golden Treasury of Natural History
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Describes the many forms of life from prehistoric animals and their fossils to the present-day membership of the plant and animal kingdoms.
...You as a machine
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Explains and describes the functions of the human body at a basic level.