Just because nature appears miraculous, books about nature lend themselves to the "gee-whiz" response--the blue whale weighs as much as 20 elephants, the bird spider is a foot across, the cheet-ah can run 60 miles per hour.

Nature books for children by Neumeyer, Peter F. / Mothering

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