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Bugs (Backyard Explorer Series Book 1)
By Andrew Markey and Ludmila Baginska
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Beetles and crickets and spiders, oh my! Step into the backyard with Co
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Andrew Markey
Andrew Markey lives in Michigan and is an early childhood educator and zookeeper. He has a deep appreciation for animals, nature and education. Andrew loves outdoor adventure and enjoys the hobby of bug collecting. In fact, he is very passionate about insects and is well-known for his extensive insect collection, which is used for conservation, scientific research and educational outreach.
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