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The Northeast

Name: The Northeast
Author: Rebecca Felix
ISBN: 9781623236663

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Presents the Northeast region, including the mountain ranges and coastline, regional history, and tourism.

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PublisherThe Child's World

Release dateAug 1, 2013

ISBN9781623236663

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Rebecca Felix

Rebecca Felix lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota, where she writes and edits children's books. She has written books on many topics, and learning about new things is Rebecca's favorite part of her job.

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