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161 Works 1,226 Members 4 Reviews

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Includes the name: Susan H. Gray

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Works by Susan Heinrichs Gray

The Life Cycle of Insects (Life Cycles) (2011) — Author — 11 copies
Germany (2003) 6 copies
Labradors (Domestic Dogs) (2007) 5 copies
Shih Tzus (Domestic Dogs) (2007) 4 copies
We Can Fly! (A Bird's Eye View) (2003) — Author — 3 copies
Horse shows (2013) 3 copies
Bulldogs (2008) 3 copies
Jellyfish (2014) 3 copies
Pomeranians (2008) 3 copies
Pugs (Domestic Dogs) (2007) 3 copies
The Skin (The Human Body) (2005) 3 copies
The Ears (The Human Body) (2005) 3 copies
Yorkshire terriers (2007) 3 copies
German shepherds (2008) 3 copies
Skunks smell bad (2015) 2 copies
Troodon (2004) 2 copies
Rottweilers (2016) 2 copies
Scottish terriers (2008) 2 copies
Beagles (2008) 2 copies
Dachshunds (2008) 2 copies
Mammoths and mastodons (2005) 1 copy
Polar bear cubs (2020) 1 copy
Psittacosaurus (2004) 1 copy
The eyes (2005) 1 copy
Edmontosaurus (2004) 1 copy
The lungs (2005) 1 copy
Pelycosaurs (2005) 1 copy
Archaeopteryx (2005) 1 copy
Walking catfish (2008) 1 copy
Atlantic Ocean (1986) — Author — 1 copy

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This book is geared towards grades 3-5. The book defines and provides in depth information on what a compsognathus is and when/ where it was discovered. The book was separated into 6 chapters and featured a glossary, index, fun facts, and more. Throughout the book there were vocabulary words and labeled photos that shared more information and made the content easy to understand.
 
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MadisonShawA | Aug 29, 2018 |
This book gives kids information on what cerebral palsy is and what tools kids use to help them walk when they have cerebral palsy. It gives good definitions for students to understand in an easy manner.

Informational nonfiction
 
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rdg301library | May 24, 2015 |
I really liked reading this book because the text was well written and easy to understand. I also want to point out that the text was of larger print and would make this an easy read for children as well. I also like that all of the pictures that are in the book are pictures of children which will help children to relate to what they are reading. For example, on page 17 there is a picture with children running across a finish line and the caption reads, "The respiratory system brings oxygen to all parts of our body." Where it is positioned in the book, children would be able to draw the inference that oxygen will help them to be more active. The big idea of this book is to help children understand what breathing is and why it is essential to our every day life.… (more)
 
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nsnide1 | Apr 2, 2015 |
Children will be fascinated by this easy to read, interesting introduction to the human brain.
 
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emmalune | Mar 16, 2014 |

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ISBNs
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