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Age Range
5 - 8
Genre
nonfiction
Copyright Year
2009-01-01
Page Count
40
Publisher
Star Bright Books
Grade Level
K - 3rd
ISBN
9781595722102
Lexile
560
Themes
architecture
urban life
STEM

Urban Animals

Written and Illustrated by Isabel Hill
Take an architectural tour of some of New York City’s most interesting buildings. Discover the animals and other features hidden in plain sight on buildings throughout New York City.

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Age Range
5 - 8
Genre
nonfiction
Copyright Year
2009-01-01
Page Count
40
Publisher
Star Bright Books
Grade Level
K - 3rd
ISBN
9781595722102
Lexile
560
Themes
architecture
urban life
STEM
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