What's Smaller Than a Pygmy Shrew?
Part of the Wells of Knowledge Science Series Book Series
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7 - 10
Reading
age
32
Page
count
AD790L
Lexile
measure
Jan 1, 1995
Publication
date
What's This Book About
Publisher Summary
A pygmy shrew is small; it’s among the smallest of mammals. What could be smaller? Well, a ladybug - a pygmy shrew would look like a mammoth to a ladybug’s eyes. But then, that same ladybug would look gigantic next to protozoa.
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Book Details
- ISBN
- 9780807588383
- Publication Date
- January 1, 1995
- Original Publication Date
- January 1, 1995
- Page Count
- 32
- Audience
- Picture
- Reading Age
- 7 - 10 years
- Lib. of Congress (LCCN)
- 94027150
- WorldCat Number (OCLC)
- 30894756
- Lexile® Level
- AD790L
- Est. Fountas & Pinnell Level
- ~S
- ATOS® Book Level
- 4.8
- Accelerated Reader® Points
- 0.5
- Accelerated Reader Quiz
- 17347
- Accelerated Reader Interest Level
- LG
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