An edition of Hurricane watch (1985)

Ouragans

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An edition of Hurricane watch (1985)

Ouragans

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"Les ouragans sont de fortes tempêtes, violentes et dangereuses qui surviennent en août, septembre et octobre dans l'hémisphère Nord". Une documentation élémentaire et structurée.

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Publisher
Circonflexe
Language
French
Pages
29

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Subjects
Hurricanes, Juvenile literature, Hurricanes -- Juvenile literature, Ouragans, Ouvrages pour la jeunesse, Hurricanes, juvenile literature

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Cover of: Ouragans
Ouragans
1993, Circonflexe
in French
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Cover of: Hurricane Watch (Let's Read and Find Out)
Hurricane Watch (Let's Read and Find Out)
April 1987, Trophy Pr
Paperback in English
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Cover of: Hurricane watch
Hurricane watch
1985, Crowell
in English - 1st ed.
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Edition Notes

A partir de 6 ans.

E 4.

Titre original: Hurricane watch.

Published in
[Paris]
Series
Aux couleurs du monde

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
551.55/2 B821o
Library of Congress
QC944 B7214 1993

The Physical Object

Pagination
29 p.
Number of pages
29

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL32361943M
Internet Archive
ouragans0000bran
ISBN 10
2878330897
ISBN 13
9782878330892
OCLC/WorldCat
851031931

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"The air that surrounds Earth weigh 5 quadrillion tons. When it moves slowly, there's a breeze. When it blows very fast—74 miles an hour or faster—there's a hurricane. How does a hurricane begin? What should you do when you know a hurricane is coming? Franklyn M. Branley explains in a clear and simple way how these powerful storms get their starts, why they begin in warm places, and what you can do to stay safe when a hurricane is on the way." - jacket

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