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Published in New Hampshire, a price clipped dj with sunned spine. Black marker on upper corner of fep, b/w reproduced illustrations among 318 bright,tight and clean pages with Notes and bibliography. American history for climate and astronomy, descriptions of historical events.

Ex-lib hardcover with associated flaws.Interior bright and tight

Recollections of a typical Appalachian Spring, bright and tight interior with index.

Alternative evolution study - many "unique" features of Homo erectus are common among aquatic mammals such as whales and dolphins, sea otters, and others.

From the Usborne World Geography series, a softcover with crease in top right corner of cover. Interior is bright and tight. 32 pages of vibrant colored panels with index. Lessons are depicted in visually vibrant color panels.
Learn how rocks are formed, what happens during an earthquake volcanoes, etc.

A hardcover First Edition is Like New condition

Ex-lib hardcover edition (top of text block is stamped) with mylar covered dust jacket. Translated from the French by Sam Taylor.The Heart describes the initial 24 hours after the death of a young man and the resulting heart transplant. The emotions of everyone involved is reflected in ruminative prose.

Black and white images among 513 pages with index and notes. Harari is the author of Sapiens and garnered a PhD in history.
Chapter headings include The New Human Agenda, The Modern Covenant and The Great Decoupling

Hardcover edition is a NEW book with photos and index. Never underestimate a good INDEX

Hardbound edition has minor wear to exterior board corners but is Very Good condition with glossary and index.

A celebration of the lifelong curiosity, and passion that drive every scientist. Dust jacket has some scuffs.

Hardcover First edition, first printing. Dust jacket has minor edge wear, interior bright and tight. Source notes and index among 357 pages. When published in 1997, the information in this non fiction book was newly available under Right-to-Know laws.
In a gripping personal narrative, she brings to life stories of communities in her hometown and around the country as they confront decades of industrial and agricultural recklessness.

An ode to our natural world and a page-turner about the lengths we will go to for the people we love.

First edition without dust jacket. Notes, bibliography and index among 435 bright and tight pages. Wright asserts that, ever since the primordial ooze, life has followed a basic pattern. Organisms and human societies alike have grown more complex by mastering the challenges of internal cooperation. Wright's narrative ranges from fossilized bacteria to vampire bats, from stone-age villages to the World Trade Organization, uncovering such surprises as the benefits of barbarian hordes and the useful stability of feudalism.

Every page has color photos and/or illustrations of various wildlife, plant life and unexpected encounters to be found in different environments. An index, glossary and "what's what" among 320 bright and tight pages.

Ex lib with associated flaws, no dj, interior clean and tight. Multiple b/w photos, maps (Beagle voyage, Mongolia, Amazon River) and index. Adobe colored boards, front has sticker scar along top edge. Golden title on burgundy spine.

The bare bones are uncovered and illustrated in full page dimensions.

A guidebook for troubled times

Trade paperback with unsigned ex-libris on front end page. gate fold maps from earth based telescopes and gate fold topographic map of major features of Mars. Multiple color images with glossary and index among 468 glossy pages. Minor crease to bottom corner of front cover - Book is in Very Good condition

Charley's discoveries and observations about the natural world, through the collection and observation of many plants, animals, and other living things. Price clipped dj,