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Dive deep into the waters off coastal Maine to discover a sea bug’s life cycle, from birth to captivity, in this often funny, highly informative exposé.
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From Einstein's Theory of Relativity to String Theory, we've brought together everything you need to wrap your head around theoretical physics, in all its mathematical and poetic glory.
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When the weather’s nice, we love spending time in the natural world. When it’s not so nice, at least we can read about it. These are some of our favorite books about the various animals, vegetables, and minerals that make our world what it is.
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