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Mars: A Planet in our Solar System
Written by Jason Hill
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Do you love learning about space? Do you know how important the solar system is? This is the audio book for you. All your questions will be answered. Mars is one of the most explored planets in our huge solar system, and it's the only planet where America sent rovers to roam the landscape.
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