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  • Genre: House & Home, Juvenile Fiction, Nature
  • Subgenre: Animals / Elephants, General, Mammals, People & Places / Africa
  • Age: 4-8 years
  • Date Published: February 01, 2007
  • Release Date: February 01, 2007
  • Publisher: Charlesbridge Pub Inc
  • Author: Lesley Beake
  • Illustrator: Karin Littlewood
  • Pages: 32
  • Format: Paperback

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  • DPCI: 248-26-4057
  • ASIN: B002SPOYJI
  • Catalog #: 11851758
  • ISBN: 9781580891639
  • Item can be gift wrapped.

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