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    Let's Explore the Rock Cycle
    Let's Explore the Rock Cycle
    Let's Explore the Rock Cycle
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    Let's Explore the Rock Cycle

    By Emma Carlson Berne

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    Emerging readers will be introduced to how rocks form in Earth's crust as well as the three main types of rock in this book supporting natural science education.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLerner Publishing
    Release dateAug 1, 2021
    ISBN9781728433219
    Let's Explore the Rock Cycle
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    Emma Carlson Berne

    Emma Carlson Berne is the author of over one hundred and twenty books for juvenile, middle-grade, and young adult readers. She has worked with American Girl Publishing, Disney Lucasfilm, Simon & Schuster, PJ Library, Lonely Planet Kids, National Geographic Kids, and Scholastic, among others. She often ghostwrites under the names Jake Maddox, Lila Stewart, Elizabeth Woods, and Hailey Abbott. She is a keen horseback rider and lover of nature and animals. She enjoys running and walking, hiking, camping, and cooking. Emma lives in Cincinnati, Ohio with her husband and three young sons.

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