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More-with-Less Cookbook by Doris Janzen Longacre with Rachel Marie Stone
More-with-Less Cookbook: 40th Anniversary edition by Doris Janzen Longacre with Rachel Marie Stone. The original book was published to provide recipes that help people to eat healthier foods that cost less. The book is based on Mennonite principles. While the … Continue reading
Posted in book review, conservation, cookbook, cooking, culture, Herald Press, mennonite, NetGalley
Tagged book review, books, cookbook, cooking, culture, healthy, Herald Press, Minnonite, More-with-Less Cookbook, NetGalley, Review
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Recycled Science by Tammy Enz and Jodi Lyn Wheeler-Toppen
Recycled Science by Tammy Enz and Jodi Lyn Wheeler-Toppen is a book about recycling. The book aims to reuse common household items to become useful items such as lava lamps, flashlights and speakers. The book is filled with excellent pictures … Continue reading
Posted in arts and crafts, book review, books, Capstone, Capstone Young Readers, children, conservation, education, Middle grade, NetGalley, nonfiction, school, Science
Tagged book review, books, children, Children's Nonfiction, education, experiments, Jodi Lyn Wheeler-Toppen, NetGalley, nonfiction, projects, Recycle, recycled science, Review, school, Science, science experiments, Science principles, Tammy Enz
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Animal Planet: Wild Animals by Animal Planet
Animal Planet: Wild Animals by Animal Planet is a great book filled with lots of interesting facts and excellent pictures. This series invites the reader to come back and re-read the book. There is a lot of information but it is … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, animals, book review, books, children, conservation, education, nature, NetGalley, nonfiction, school, teacher
Tagged Animal bites, animal planet, animals, book review, books, children, Children's Nonfiction, education, NetGalley, nonfiction, Review, school, wild animarls
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Water Wow!
Water Wow! is written by Paula Ayer, and Antonia Banyard and the illustrations are done by Belle Wuthrichis. Water Wow! is a nonfiction book for kids about water. The book is written in an infographic format, which is easy for kids … Continue reading
Posted in book review, books, children, conservation, education, Goodreads, nature, NetGalley, nonfiction, school, water
Tagged Antonia Banyard, Belle Wuthrichis, book review, conservation, education, illustration, infographic, knowledge, NetGalley, nonfiction, Paula Ayer, pictures, Review, water, Water Wow!
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