The Secret of Everyday Things (Yesterday's Classics) by Jean Henri Fabre therapy dough It's the perfect companion for

It's the perfect companion for hours of imaginative play and snuggles

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The Secret of Everyday Things (Yesterday's Classics) by Jean Henri Fabre therapy dough It's the perfect companion forFascinating conversations with Uncle Paul reveal the mysteries behind the dyeing and weaving of cloth, the lighting and heating of homes, the processing involved in bringing oil, coffee, tea, spices, and other foodstuffs to the table, and the power of water in all its manifestations. Excellent as follow on to The Story Book of Science. Numerous black and white illustrations complement the text. Suitable for ages 11 and up. by Jean Henri Fabre Target