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050 0 0 _aPZ8.3.B175
_bJu 2009
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099 _aE BAK
100 1 _aBaker, Keith,
_d1953-
245 1 0 _aJust how long can a long string be?! /
_cby Keith Baker.
250 _a1st ed.
260 _aNew York :
_bArthur A. Levine,
_c2009.
300 _a[32] p. :
_bcol. ill ;
_c21 X 27 cm.
510 3 _aSchool Library Journal, May 2009.
510 3 _aBooklist, April 2009.
510 3 _aHorn Book, July 2009.
510 3 _aKirkus Review, March 2009.
520 _aBe it tied to a balloon, or kite, or hanging a picture, or stringing a banjo or a mop, a bird explains to an ant how long a string needs to be.
521 0 _a1.7.
521 2 _aK-3
_bFollett Library Resources.
650 0 _vJuvenile fiction.
_aString.
650 0 _vJuvenile fiction.
_aBirds.
650 0 _vJuvenile fiction.
_aAnts.
650 1 _vFiction.
_aString.
650 1 _vFiction.
_aBirds.
650 1 _vFiction.
_aAnts.
650 1 _aStories in rhyme.
940 2 _a1.7
_d08/12/09
_sSchool Library Journal, May 2009
_sBooklist, April 2009
_sHorn Book, July 2009
942 _2ddc
_cBK
999 _c58526
_d58526