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Central Texas Wildflowers: My First Field Guide
By E. L. Botha
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With ten stunning photographs of wildflowers that can be found in Central Texas, your little one can prepare for a nature expedition in your back yard!
This book, designed for young children, is the fifth in the My First Field Guide series. It captures the imagination with bright, colorful pictures and provides your little one with basic facts, helping them feel connected to the plants they see in and around their yard.
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