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Why Are Zebras Black and White?: Questions Children Ask About Colour


Book Description
This title in the "Why Books" series aims to answer children's questions about colour such as "Why are berries red?", "Why does green mean go?" and "Why are lots of dangerous animals yellow and black?".
Book Information
PublisherDorling Kindersley
BindingPaperback (2 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages24
ISBN-100751354597
ISBN-13978-0751354591
Publication Date08/29/1996
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About Terry Martin (Author) : Terry Martin is a published author of children's books. Published credits of Terry Martin include Why Do Sunflowers Face the Sun Questi (Why Books Series), Why Do We Laugh?: Questions Children Ask abo... more
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