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How Does the Dragonfly?

Book Description
For ages 3-9... When RJ invents a mechanical dragonfly she names Angie, she programs it to blend in with real dragonflies hoping to learn valuable information from them. RJ's invention surpasses her greatest expectations when Angie not only learns amazing details about a dragonfly's magical flying abilities, but also becomes friends with the real dragonflies. This book takes the reader on a fun a... More
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PublisherMirror Publishing
BindingPaperback (2 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages28
ISBN-10161225313X
ISBN-13978-1612253138
Publication Date07/27/2015
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About (Author, Illustrator) : Connie Amarel, raised in Ohio, lives in California with her family and a dog named Lacey, a cat named Miss Kitten, and a pet tarantula named Jackie. After obtaining her bachelor’s degree in Californ... more
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11/24/2017 Connie Amarel said:
When RJ invents a mechanical dragonfly she names Angie, she programs it to blend in with real dragonflies hoping to learn valuable information from them. RJ's invention surpasses her greatest expectations when Angie not only learns amazing details about a dragonfly's magical flying abilities, but al... more

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