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Product Details
Simon Spotlight, August 2007
Trade Paperback, 32 pages
ISBN-10: 141692535X
ISBN-13: 9781416925354
Ages: 4 - 6
Grades: P - 1
Awards and Nominations
- Bank Street Best Books of the Year
Description
Max and Mo are tired of eating corn. Luckily the big ones -- the kids -- just went apple picking. Everyone knows you can make applesauce with apples, but is there anything else you can make with them?
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