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What do you and a bodybuilder have in common? Over 600 muscles! Yours may not be as big or as strong, but they are there. This nonfiction book explains the three types of muscles, and the functions of each including the cardiac muscle. Photographs enhance the text. What do you and a bodybuilder have in common? Over 600 muscles! Yours may not be as big or as strong, but they are there. This nonfiction book explains the three types of muscles, and the functions of each including the cardiac muscle. Photographs enhance the text. What do you and a bodybuilder have in common? Over 600 muscles! Yours may not be as big or as strong, but they are there. This nonfiction book explains the three types of muscles, and the functions of each including the cardiac muscle. Photographs enhance the text. What do you and a bodybuilder have in common? Over 600 muscles! Yours may not be as big or as strong, but they are there. This nonfiction book explains the three types of muscles, and the functions of each including the cardiac muscle. Photographs enhance the text.

The cars used in NASCAR racing have come a long way from the original regular road cars used for stock car racing. The book examines the special features of today's sophisticated cars that allow them safely to sustain speeds of 200 mph for more than three hours at a time. The cars used in NASCAR racing have come a long way from the original regular road cars used for stock car racing. The book examines the special features of today's sophisticated cars that allow them safely to sustain speeds of 200 mph for more than three hours at a time. The cars used in NASCAR racing have come a long way from the original regular road cars used for stock car racing. The book examines the special features of today's sophisticated cars that allow them safely to sustain speeds of 200 mph for more than three hours at a time. The cars used in NASCAR racing have come a long way from the original regular road cars used for stock car racing. The book examines the special features of today's sophisticated cars that allow them safely to sustain speeds of 200 mph for more than three hours at a time.

<i>Page's School Report</i> is about two classmates whose assignment is to study and write a report on a Native American tribe. Through their research on the Makah and Mohawk tribes, the classmates discovered many similarities between the two tribes, despite the differences. Illustrations support the text.


In The Great Gallardo's Books, Miguel has to write an essay for homework explaining why reading is an adventure. Miguel doesn't like reading much and is uninspired by the topic until he finds a mysterious trunk in the loft of his mother's shop. The trunk is full of books that show Miguel how reading can be a real adventure. In The Great Gallardo's Books, Miguel has to write an essay for homework explaining why reading is an adventure. Miguel doesn't like reading much and is uninspired by the topic until he finds a mysterious trunk in the loft of his mother's shop. The trunk is full of books that show Miguel how reading can be a real adventure. In The Great Gallardo's Books, Miguel has to write an essay for homework explaining why reading is an adventure. Miguel doesn't like reading much and is uninspired by the topic until he finds a mysterious trunk in the loft of his mother's shop. The trunk is full of books that show Miguel how reading can be a real adventure. In The Great Gallardo's Books, Miguel has to write an essay for homework explaining why reading is an adventure. Miguel doesn't like reading much and is uninspired by the topic until he finds a mysterious trunk in the loft of his mother's shop. The trunk is full of books that show Miguel how reading can be a real adventure.



The desert might not seem like a place where plants can grow and flourish, but it is. One such plant is the saguaro cactus. This informational book offers facts about this giant cactus, including physical characteristics, where it lives, how it grows, and ways it can be used. The text is peppered with details about this unique cactus and is filled with exceptional photographs.






This book provides a summary of the Inuit way of life in the past and present. It describes how they are able to survive in the extreme environment of the Arctic by using natural resources: driftwood, snow, and ice to make their homes; animal fat for heat; and parts of whales, caribou, seals, and walrus for food and clothing.

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