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Tree Crazy (Crazy Little)

by Tracy Gallup

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Synopsis:

When a family moves into an old house, the giant oak tree standing next to the house inspires one of the children to have colorful forest dreams.

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Product Details

ISBN:

9781934133279

Author:

Gallup, Tracy

Publisher:

Mackinac Island Press

Subject:

Trees & Forests - General

Subject:

Trees

Subject:

Oak

Subject:

Plants - Trees

Subject:

Nature Studies-Trees

Copyright:

2007

Series:

Crazy Little

Publication Date:

20071031

Binding:

Hardcover

Language:

English

Illustrations:

Y

Pages:

48

Dimensions:

6.36x6.46x.51 in. .52 lbs.

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Tree Crazy (Crazy Little) Used Hardcover Tracy Gallup

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Product details 48 pages Mackinac Island Press - 2008-10-06 English 9781934133279 Reviews:

"Synopsis" by Ingram, When a family moves into an old house, the giant oak tree standing next to the house inspires one of the children to have colorful forest dreams.