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Lizards / by Hamilton, Sue L.,1959-;
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Subjects: Lizards;
© c2010., ABDO Pub Co.,
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Lizards / by Stevens, Kathryn,1954-;
Includes bibliographical references (p. 23) and index.LSC
Subjects: Lizards as pets;
© c2009., Child's World,
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Lizard loses his tail / by Randell, Beverley,1931-; Lauchlan, Bruce.;
Lizard is lying in the sun, but overhead there is a hungry kingfisher.LSC
Subjects: Lizards;
Available copies: 0 / Total copies: 3
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Lizard care from A to Z / by Bartlett, Richard D.,1938-; Bartlett, Patricia Pope,1949-;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Lizards as pets.;
© c2009., Barron's,
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Revenge of the Lizard Club / by Stilton, Thea.;
Subjects: Humorous comic books, strips, etc., Italian; Graphic novels; School elections; Mice; Friendship; Thea Sisters (Fictitious characters); Stilton, Thea (Fictitious character);
© 2013., Scholastic,
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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The city of lizards / by Puricelli Guerra, Elisa.; Bernstein, Gabriel León.; Zeni, Marco.;
Minerva, Thomasina, Ravi, and the dog, Pendragon, continue their search of Lizard Manor for the door that will lead them to the legendary City of Ravagers, where they hope to find pirate treasure as well as information that will illuminate Minerva's mysterious origins--but their search is complicated by the appearance of a nosy social worker who insists on inspecting the house.F&P text level gradient: R.LSC
Subjects: Adventure fiction.; Best friends; Pirates; Social workers; Hiding places; Secrecy;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Little Lizard's new bike / by Crow, Melinda Melton.;
Gary the lizard gets to pick out his first bike.Reading level : 1.0 ; 004-006
Subjects: Bicycles;
© [2012], c2011., Stone Arch Books,
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody [electronic resource] : by Ness, Patrick.aut; Miller, Tim.ill; cloudLibrary;
From the best-selling author of A Monster Calls, this funny, wise middle-grade series explodes every stereotype—including what it means to be a hero—in a brilliant reptilian take on surviving school. When Principal Wombat makes monitor lizards Zeke, Daniel, and Alicia hall monitors, Zeke gives up on popularity at his new school. Brought in as part of a district blending program, the monitor lizards were mostly ignored before. Reptiles aren’t bullied any more than other students, but they do stick out among zebras, ostriches, and elk. Why would Principal Wombat make them hall monitors? Alicia explains that it’s because mammals are afraid of being yelled (hissed) at by reptiles. The principal’s just a good general, deploying her resources. Zeke balks, until he gets on the wrong side of Pelicarnassus. More than a bully, the pelican is a famed international supervillain—at least when his mother isn’t looking. Maybe the halls are a war zone, and the school needs a hero. Too bad it isn’t . . . Zeke. Smart, relatable, and densely illustrated in black and white for graphic appeal, this middle-grade series debut by a revered author returns to his themes of grief, bullying, and negotiating differences—but with zeal and comic relief to spare.Children/juvenile.
Subjects: Electronic books.; Bullying; School & Education; Reptiles & Amphibians;
© 2024., Candlewick Press,
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Death on the night of lost lizards / by Buckley, Julia,1964-;
Along with her mother and grandmother, Hana Keller has achieved renown serving tea and cakes with a European flair, but when a local professor is killed, she uncovers a serving of suspects instead...
Subjects: Detective and mystery fiction.; Cozy mysteries.; Tea; Murder;
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Hurricane lizards and plastic squid : the fraught and fascinating biology of climate change / by Hanson, Thor,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."In his three previous books-Feathers, The Triumph of Seeds, and Buzz-Thor Hanson has taken his readers on unforgettable journeys into nature, rendered with great storytelling, the soul of a poet, and the insight of a biologist. In this new book, he is doing it again, but exploring one of the most vital scientific and cultural issues of our time: climate change. As a young biologist, Hanson by his own admission watched with some detachment as our warming planet presented plants and animals with an ultimatum: change or face extinction. But his detachment turned to both concern and awe, as he observed the remarkable narratives of change playing out in each plant and animal he studied. In Hurricane Lizards and Plastic Squid, Hanson tells the story of how nature-both plants and animals, from beech trees to beetles-are meeting the challenges of rapid climate change head-on, adjusting, adapting, and sometimes noticeably evolving. Brown pelicans are fleeing uphill, seeking out new lives in the mountains. Gorillas in Uganda are turning to new food sources, such as eucalyptus trees (which humans only imported to Africa in the past several decades), as their old sources wain. Auklets, a little sea bird, aren't so lucky: changes in the lifecycles of their primary food source means they return at specific times of year to oceanic feeding grounds expecting plankton blooms that are no longer there. As global warming transforms and restructures the ecosystems in which these animals and others live, Hanson argues, we are forced to conclude that climate change will not have just one effect: Some transformations are beneficial. Others, and perhaps most, are devastating, wiping out entire species. One thing is constant: with each change an organism undergoes, the delicate balance of interdependent ecosystems is tipped, forcing the evolution of thousands more species, including us. To understand how, collectively, these changes are shaping the natural world and the future of life, Hanson looks back through deep time, examining fossil records, pollen, and even the tooth enamel of giant wombats and mummified owl pellets. Together, these records of our past tell the story of ancient climate change, shedding light on the challenges faced by today's species, the ways they will respond, and how these strategies will determine the fate of ecosystems around the globe. Ultimately, the story of nature's response to climate change is both fraught and fascinating, a story of both disaster and resilience, and, sometimes, hope. Lyrical and thought-provoking, Hurricane Lizards and Plastic Squid is poised to transform the conversation around climate change, shifting the focus from humans to the lattice of life, of which humans are just a single point"--
Subjects: Adaptation (Biology); Bioclimatology.; Biotic communities.; Climatic changes.; Global environmental change.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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