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Age Range
8 - 12
Genre
nonfiction
Copyright Year
1997-01-01
Page Count
128
Publisher
Puffin Books
Grade Level
3rd - 7th
ISBN
9780141302041
Lexile
1080L
Themes
history

The Kid Who Invented the Popsicle: And Other Surprising Stories about Inventions

Written by Don L. Wulffson
What's the story behind some of your favorite inventions? From sundaes to Mickey Mouse, learn the true story behind some of your favorite creations.
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Age Range
8 - 12
Genre
nonfiction
Copyright Year
1997-01-01
Page Count
128
Publisher
Puffin Books
Grade Level
3rd - 7th
ISBN
9780141302041
Lexile
1080L
Themes
history
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