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Age Range
8 - 13
Genre
poetry
Copyright Year
1988-01-01
Page Count
44
Publisher
Harper Collins
Grade Level
3rd - 8th
ISBN
9780064460934
Themes
animals
nature

Joyful Noise: Poems for Two Voices

Written by Paul Fleischman and Illustrated by Eric Beddows

A collection of poems meant to be read by two people. The poems simulate the sounds of the insect world. Insects highlighted include the mayfly, the cicada, and the honeybee. A colorful introduction to the world’s variety of insects.

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Age Range
8 - 13
Genre
poetry
Copyright Year
1988-01-01
Page Count
44
Publisher
Harper Collins
Grade Level
3rd - 8th
ISBN
9780064460934
Themes
animals
nature
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