Topic : "K-2 Non-fiction"
Books on the K-2 list that are factual
Total Results : 7
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6130 : ABC book of food, The by Martin, Helen & Simpson, Judith & Orsini, Cheryl (ill) Food helps us run and jump and play. Take a journey from the paddock, the orchard, the garden to your kitchen, and find out where food comes from and how it reaches us. K-2 booklist |
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3549 : Count with Bowerbird Bill by Raymond, Melanie & Pritchard, Jo (ill) Bowerbird Bill loves to build. He also loves to find treasures for his bower. Count with Bill and share his journey as he looks for treasure. Bill's friend Belle is sure to be impressed by his bower. K-2 booklist |
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4143 : Creaturepedia by Barman, Adrienne See the animal kingdom's stars as you've never seen them before. The best-loved animals from all over the world are chosen for their special talents and characteristics. Meet 'the architects', the 'noisy neighbours', the 'homebodies', the 'forever faithfuls', the 'champions of forgetfulness' and more. Topics /
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23533 : Fox and Moonbeam by Darlison, Aleesah & Joy, Narelda It is Victorian England and Gerard Fox winds clocks for the queen. His lowly status means he lives in a world forever surrounded by shadows. Mademoiselle Moonbeam Lapin is a famous ballerina. She lives in the golden glow of stage lights. When Moonbeam offers Fox her friendship, both of their worlds are transformed forever. K-2 booklist |
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4230 : Heads and tails by Canty, John You can only see my tail. What animal am I? K-2 booklist |
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31123 : Heads and tails insects by Canty, John You can only see my tail, what insect am I? K-2 booklist |
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613986 : Ultimate animal counting book, The by Cossins, Jennifer Can you count one blue whale? Probably. How about 16 lions? Or 44 penguins? Or 100 fairy flies? Join us on an expedition through the animal kingdom, counting one to 100 and collecting fascinating animal facts along the way. Discover the colour of a zebra's skin under its stripes, how a tapir uses its nose as a snorkel when it swims, and that cranes are famous for their dancing! K-2 booklist |