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Introduce your child to science, biology, and different types of mammals with the children’s book What Will Be Born?
Mammals give birth to live animals. Learn about how mammals take care of their offspring and find them food and shelter.
Storybook Features:
- This children’s book features new vocabulary, a photo glossary, an index, and reading activity.
- 24 pages with vivid photographs
- Lexile 290L
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