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Saber-Toothed Cats

by Ashley Gish
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Aug 2022
Language
English
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9.2 × 0.45 × 6.85 in
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Count down the five most fascinating fossil finds this X-Book about saber-toothed cats! Kids learn about this Ice Age animal's features, behaviors, and hunting tactics, as well as how it went extinct. Xciting facts and xtraordinary pictures bring history back to life with bite-sized text portions that are perfect for reluctant readers. Includes plentiful sidebars and a graphical design to captivate visual learners along with nonfiction features like a table of contents, index, glossary, and xtra resources.

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PublisherCreative Paperbacks
PublishedAug 9, 2022
ISBN-10162832970X
ISBN-139781628329704
LanguageEnglish
Paperback32.0 pages
Dimensions9.2 × 0.45 × 6.85 in
Weight0 lb

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