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A New Biography to Enhance
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The picture book
features charming watercolor
illustrations by Aisling Kiernam.
Available at
www.amazon.com.
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Most boys and girls like to run
barefoot, splash in water, and play
in the sand. Rose Nichols liked to
do all those things, too. But one
spring, Grandpa Homer gave her a
very special gift, and Rose learned
a new way to have fun outdoors. Just
in time to commemorate the 50th
anniversary of the Nichols House
Museum, the children's biography of
Rose Nichols is ready for
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Nocturnal Animal Books
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Hunting at night, owls watch for
prey with large eyes. These hunters
are adapted to life in the dark.
Learn more about these feathered
nocturnal animals in Owls,
Capstone Press, 2011 |
Flying through the night, fireflies
flicker their lights to find
partners. These glowing fliers are
adapted to life at night. Learn more
about these blinky nocturnal animals
in Fireflies, Capstone Press,
2011. |
In the quiet of night, opossums go
in search of food. These forest
animals are adapted to life in the
dark. Learn more about these furry
nocturnal animals in
Opossums,
Capstone Press, 2011. |
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While others sleep, porcupines move
about. These forest animals are
adapted to life in the dark. Learn
more about these prickly nocturnal
animals in Porcupines,
Capstone Press, 2011. |
Sniffing for food, hedgehogs find
tasty treats in the dark. These
forest animals are adapted to life
at night. Learn more about these
spiny nocturnal animals in
Hedgehogs, Capstone Press,
2011. |
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Order copies of the animal books
from
customerservice@capstonepub.com.
Toll free: 800.747.4992. Fax:
888.262.0705 |
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Coming Soon! More books about
animals from Capstone Press: Piranhas, Llamas, Toucans |
The
Mohawk is part of Lucent
Books' Indigenous Peoples of North
America Series.