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4 - 8

Genre

fantasy

2003-01-01

Page Count

Publisher

Harper Collins

Grade Level

Pre-K - 3rd

ISBN

9780060001506

Lexile

AD510

Themes

animals

nature

Diary of a Worm

Written by Doreen Cronin and Illustrated by Harry Bliss

Did you ever wonder what it’s like to be a worm? This diary, written from the perspective of a young worm, describes daily life, the perks, and the pitfalls. Charming illustrations complement the entertaining text.

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Age Range

4 - 8

Genre

fantasy

2003-01-01

Page Count

Publisher

Harper Collins

Grade Level

Pre-K - 3rd

ISBN

9780060001506

Lexile

AD510

Themes

animals

nature

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