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Rocks
By Carol Lawrence and Amy Zhing
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What are rocks? How are rocks formed? Why do some of them glitter? Baby Explorer encourages little ones to explore the world around them, through their five senses of seeing, touching, hearing, smelling, or tasting.
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Carol Lawrence
Carol Lawrence has worked in children's writing and publishing for more than twenty years.
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