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Explore Desert Habitats with Rosita

Name: Explore Desert Habitats with Rosita
Author: Charlotte Reed
ISBN: 9798765617434

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Not all animals can survive in a hot, dry desert. The creatures who live there have to rely on special adaptations to find food, water, and shelter. Join Rosita and her Sesame Street friends as they explore a desert habitat.

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LanguageEnglish

PublisherLerner Publishing

Release dateJan 1, 2024

ISBN9798765617434

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Charlotte Reed

Charlotte Reed is an author of children's nonfiction books. She lives in New York City.

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