The Stories Mother Nature Told Her Children (Yesterday's Classics) by Jane AndrewsMother Nature unfolds some of her most precious secrets. She tells about amber, about the dragon fly and its wonderful history, about water lilies, how the Indian corn grows, what odd doings the Frost Giants engage in, about coral, and starfish, and coal mines, and many other things in which children take delight. by Jane Andrews Target Age: 7 10 Yesterday's Classics Pub Date: October 13, 2007 ISBN: 9781599150635 0. 26" H x 9. 0" L x 6. 0" W 108 pages

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