Sabryna and the River Spirit

Sabryna and the River Spirit is a thoughtful environmental adventure story about a girl named Sabryna whose community depends on a river that is slowly drying up because of pollution and misuse. Guided by the mysterious River Spirit, Sabryna learns about the importance of protecting natural resources and living in harmony with the environment. Through courage, teamwork, and determination, she h…

Animal Science: Survivors: The Toughest Creatures on Earth

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

978-1-4063-5665-6

Collation

33 p. ; col. Ill. ; 29 cm.

Series Title

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Call Number

591.4 DAV a c.1 201930256

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