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Where Do the Birds Go?: A Migration Mystery
By Rebecca Olien and Kathryn McDermed
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In graphic novel format, text and illustrations explain why birds migrate.
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Rebecca Olien
Rebecca Olien discovered the playful approach to writing during her twenty-years as a classroom teacher. When kids brought writing notebooks outside for recess she knew she was on to something! She now teaches education courses at Southern Oregon University and for the READ Oregon program. She is the author of over fifty books for children and educators.
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