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Little Lepidopterist: My First Field Guide, #2
By E. L. Botha
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With ten stunning photographs of butterflies, your little lepidopterist can learn their colors while preparing for a butterfly expedition in your back yard!
This book, designed for young children, is the second in the My First Field Guide series. It captures the imagination with bright, colorful pictures and provides your budding lepidopterist with basic facts, helping them feel closer to the butterflies they see in their yard.
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