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Eat!
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Roberta Grobel Intrater

The perfect mealtime book and an ideal first read-aloud book, this new addition to the popular Baby Faces series has appealing photos of multicultural babies and toddlers, and a brief rhyming text.

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-
ISBN/ISSN
9780439420068
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10 pages : illustration ; 15 cm
Series Title
Baby Faces
Call Number
372.1 INT
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Immigration stories
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Marcus McArthur

In this inspiring nonfiction book, readers will discover stories about immigrants that came to America from China, Poland, Peru, and the Dominican Republic. The alluring images and supportive text work in conjunction with the helpful glossary, index, and table of contents to engage readers and to enhance their understanding of the content.

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ISBN/ISSN
9781480726352
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32 pages : illustration ; 23 cm
Series Title
-
Call Number
304.8 MCA
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Once country to another : understanding immigration
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Iris Teichmann

This title provides in depth exploration of the issues surrounding immigration today. Personal case studies introduce different topics, emphasising the importance of the individual's experience. The book strongly supports citizenship and geography studies.

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ISBN/ISSN
9781583409671
Collation
44 pages : illustration ; 27 cm
Series Title
-
Call Number
304.8 TEI
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Immigrants and refugees
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Cath Senker

An interesting take on exploring global issues through maps, figures, images, statistics and extensive lists of facts.

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ISBN/ISSN
9781599205090
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32 pages : illustration ; 27 cm
Series Title
Mapping Global Issues
Call Number
304.8 SEN
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Global warming
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Saddleback Educational Publishing

Earth gets most of its heat from the sun. The sun's energy travels through space and enters Earth's atmosphere. Some of this energy is reflected back into space by the atmosphere and clouds, and some of it is absorbed and stored as heat by Earth's surface. When the surface and atmosphere become warm, they radiate heat back into space. This helps keep Earth from becoming too hot or too cold.

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ISBN/ISSN
9781599053493
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65 pages : illustration ; 25 cm
Series Title
Think Green
Call Number
363.7 GLO
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