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National Geographic Kids Level 2 - Weird Sea Creatures
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A Turkish-language children’s book by Laura Marsh about unusual sea creatures, part of the National Geographic Kids Level 2 series. It has a paperback-style card cover.
National Geographic Kids Level 2 - Weird Sea Creatures is a Turkish-language children’s book by Laura Marsh. It focuses on unusual sea creatures and belongs to Level 2 of the National Geographic Kids series. Readers looking for children's books in North Cyprus can find this title in Turkish.
Key Features
- Author: Laura Marsh
- Series and level: National Geographic Kids, Level 2
- Subject: Strange sea creatures
- Language: Turkish
- Cover: Card cover
- National Geographic books include this title.
- ISBN: 9786053332893
This title is for children interested in books about sea life.
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