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- Miss Suki is kooky! / by Gutman, Dan.; Paillot, Jim.;
Miss Suki, a famous children's book author who lives is the rainforest and writes about endangered animals, and her pet falcon gets loose in A.J.'s classroom."Ages 7-10"--P. [4] of cover.LSC- Subjects: Humorous fiction.; A. J. (Fictitious character from Gutman); Authors; Peregrine falcon; Schools;
- © 2007., HarperCollins,
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- Fiercest feuds : 5 books in 1! / by Pallotta, Jerry.; Bolster, Rob.; Pallotta, Jerry.Komodo dragon vs. king cobra.; Pallotta, Jerry.Tarantula vs. scorpion.; Pallotta, Jerry.Whale vs. giant squid.; Pallotta, Jerry.Hyena vs. honey badger.; Pallotta, Jerry.Falcon vs. hawk.;
Komodo dragon vs. king cobra -- Tarantula vs. scorpion -- Whale vs. giant squid -- Hyena vs. honey badger -- Falcon vs. hawk.Appeals to 1st-3rd graders, Reading level: grade 3.LSC- Subjects: Animals; Animal behavior; Komodo dragon; King cobra; Tarantulas; Scorpions; Whales; Giant squids; Hyenas; Honey badger; Peregrine falcon; Red-tailed hawk;
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- Where the falcon flies : a 3,400 kilometre odyssey from my doorstep to the Arctic / by Shoalts, Adam,1986-author.;
"From Canada's most accomplished adventurer and storyteller comes another gripping journey into the vastness of Canada's landscape and history, following the route of the migrating peregrine falcon. In March of 2020, Adam Shoalts set out from his front porch--the first steps of an adventure that will change our sense of the way our everyday lives are connected to the vastness of our small planet. Shoalts portaged his canoe down his driveway to Lake Erie. From there he followed the migrating peregrine falcon all the way to the arctic. His quest meant paddling along the shores of the Great Lakes, then travelling up the Saguenay River, through the forests and into the tundra, and then the Torngat mountains. In his signature style, Shoalts roams as much across time as he does across space, winding his way through a stunning landscape and the sites of battles, shipwrecks, and forgotten trading posts that define our country's history. But more importantly, he shows, mile-by-mile, how even our own driveways are connected to the network of ecosystems that support life around the globe. A work of gripping adventure writing and polished storytelling, and a tale with an unavoidably urgent ecological warning, Where the Falcon Flies is a masterwork of one of Canada's most successful and audacious authors"--- Subjects: Biographies.; Personal narratives.; Shoalts, Adam, 1986-; Canoes and canoeing;
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