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(Hardcover)) Library Binding – Illustrated, March 1, 2004
by Lynn Peppas (Author)
Aimed at ages 7-14, this book features a look at the life of fires, both in the wild and in cities, and how they are battled, contained, and extinguished. It features: the elements needed to create fire; famous fires; fire fighters, such as Hot Shots and Smokejumpers; the deadly effects of smoke inhalation; and, activity/observation pages
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Paperback – May 16, 2017
by Sylvia M Medina (Author), Kelly Landon (Author), Isaiah Mwezi (Translator)
Binding – Illustrated, September 1, 2009
by Dr Alvin Silverstein (Author), Dr Virginia Silverstein (Author), Laura Silverstein Nunn (Author)
Throughout history, fire has been a source of both fascination and great fear. Young readers will want to know what turns small fires into huge infernos and what firefighting techniques are used to try to contain them. Why are wildfires more common in some areas than others? WILDFIRES: THE SCIENCE BEHIND RAGING INFERNOS explores how wildfires form, what causes them to break out of containment efforts, and how scientists study them.
Hardcover – May 1, 1990
by Carole Garbuny Vogel (Author), Kathryn Allen Goldner (Author)
Describes the huge forest fires that burned almost one million acres of Yellowstone National Park in 1988 and the effects on the ecology of the forest there
Paperback – January 1, 1956
by Ruth Carr Wheeler (Author)
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Hardcover – October 1, 1981
by Maureen Crane Wartski (Author)
A recently blinded teenage boy and a man-hating German shepherd dog are thrown together in a lonely struggle for survival against a New Hampshire forest fire.
Hardcover – January 1, 1933
by Rex Stout (Author)
No dust cover. pages and binding in good condition. Grosset & Dunlap 1933 MSALC29
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