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by Robin Kerrod, Patrick Moore, Andrew Langley, Robert Louis Stevenson, Claire Llewellyn, Oliver C. Farrington, Henry David Thoreau, Elaine Landau, Ian Graham, Chris Oxlade, Seymour Simon, Melvin Berger, Rebecca Rissman, Martha E. H. Rustad, Zdeněk Kopal, Martin Caidin, Thomas K. Adamson, Paulette Bourgeois, Allison Lassieur, Saviour Pirotta, Evan Hunter, Ruth Owen, Nick Malgieri
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48
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~48 min
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Robin Kerrod

March 16 is the 75th day of the year (76th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar; 290 days remain until the end of the year.

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Reprinted from an original in the collections of the Memorial Library, University of Wisconsin, edition of 1927. First released by Houghton Mifflin, Boston and New York, in 1927, consisting of 500 copies printed at Stratfod-Upon-Avon, England. It's a collection of Thoreau quotes and journal entries dealing with the moon. A charming book.

How the series evolves

beginning
The moon
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finale
Bread
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Books in this Series

The moon

Robin Kerrod, Patrick Moore, Andrew Langley, Robert Louis Stevenson, Claire Llewellyn, Oliver C. Farrington, Henry David Thoreau, Elaine Landau, Ian Graham, Chris Oxlade, Seymour Simon, Melvin Berger, Rebecca Rissman, Martha E. H. Rustad, Zdeněk Kopal, Martin Caidin, Thomas K. Adamson, Paulette Bourgeois, Allison Lassieur
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Reprinted from an original in the collections of the Memorial Library, University of Wisconsin, edition of 1927. First released by Houghton Mifflin, Boston and New York, in 1927, consisting of 500 copies printed at Stratfod-Upon-Avon, England. It's a collection of Thoreau quotes and journal entries dealing with the moon. A charming book.

Bread

Saviour Pirotta, Claire Llewellyn, Evan Hunter, Ruth Owen, Nick Malgieri
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Looks at how bread is made, the different kinds of bread there are, and why it is good for you. Suggested level: junior, primary.