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"Rain is only for ducks," said Mike McBlossom irritably. But that was before the dry season!

Then Mike learned just how important rain really is—what happens when rain falls and what happens when it doesn't.

He learned that in the city rain cleans the sidewalks, buses, and fills up the reservoirs. But mostly Mike learned about rain right on the farm, where he saw it feed the roots of the flowers and vegetable and trees. He watched the frogs and toads and crayfish raise their families in the big pond made by the spring rains. He learned how necessary rain is to all living things.

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Glenn O. Blough

Glenn O. Blough

(Pronounced BL-ow —rhymes with cow)
1904 - 1995
American
Dr. Blough is a leading author and lecturer in the field of science education. Formerly a specialist in elementary science in the U.S. Office of Edu... See more
Jeanne Bendick

Jeanne Bendick

1919 - 2014
American
Jeanne Bendick is the author, or artist, or both of over thirty children's books, among them THE FIRST BOOK OF AUTOMOBILES, THE FIRST BOOK OF SPACE ... See more

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Wildflowers and Marbles

Elementary Living Science Resource
Reviewed by Jennifer Mackintosh
You could certainly read these alongside any other nature or science living books, and there are a wealth of picture books that could be read in one sitting which would be lovely complements to this series...

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