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Turtles Close Up

by Seth Lynch
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Jul 2022
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Turtles are so cool! From the largest--the leatherback sea turtle--to the small bog turtle, many people like to see turtles in the wild and even keep them as pets. What makes a turtle, a turtle--and not a tortoise? Their shell and habitat are part of it as emerging readers learn in this awesome volume. Full-color photographs of turtle body features close up complement the low ATOS text and aid in readers' comprehension of the subject matter.

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PublishedJul 30, 2022
ISBN-101538281376
ISBN-139781538281376
LanguageEnglish

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