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  • Bornoff, Emily, 1976- illustrator.
     
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  • Endangered species -- Juvenile literature.
     
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    Where did they go? : a spotting book / Emily Bornoff.
    by Bornoff, Emily, 1976- illustrator.
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    Somerville, Massachusetts : Big Picture Press, 2016.
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  • Picture puzzles -- Juvenile literature.
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  • Endangered species -- Juvenile literature.
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  • Rare animals -- Juvenile literature.
  • ISBN: 
    9780763689209 (hardcover)
    0763689203 (hardcover)
    Description: 
    1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 26 cm
    Edition: 
    First U.S. edition.
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    Where has the polar bear gone? Where did the sloth go? Can you find them? In this spotting book from printmaker and illustrator Emily Bornoff, search for endangered animals in jungles, in deserts, and on the ice.
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    LocationCollectionCall No.StatusDue Date 
    Hawaii State LibraryJ -- Juvenile Nonfiction793.73 BoChecked In Add Copy to MyList
    Makawao Public LibraryJ -- Juvenile Nonfiction793.73 BoChecked out10/08/2024Add Copy to MyList
    Salt Lake-Moanalua Public LibraryJ -- Juvenile Nonfiction793.73 BoChecked In Add Copy to MyList


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