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 \nLONDON,NEW YORK,MUNICH,MELBOURNE,AND DELHI  \nProject Editors Caroline Binghamand Penny SmithDesigner Michelle BaxterSenior Editor Linda EspositoManaging Art Editor Peter BaileyUS Editor Regina KahneyProduction Josie AlabasterJacket Designer Chris DrewEditorial ConsultantTheresa GreenawayReading ConsultantLinda B.Gambrell,Ph.D.FirstAmerican Edition,19980809151413  \nPublished in the United States by DK Publishing.Inc.375 Hudson Street,New York,New York 10014Copyright ◎1998 Dorling Kindersley LimitedAll rights reserved under International and Pan-American CopyrightConventions.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored ina retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by any meanselectronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without the prior written permission of the copyright owner.Published in Great Britain by Dorling Kindersley LimitedLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataWallace,Karen.  \nTale of a tadpole/by Karen Wallace.-1st American zd.P.cm.-(Dorling Kindersley readers.Level 1)Summary:Describes the development of a tadpoleISBN-13:978-0-7894-3761-7(hb)ISBN-13:978-0-7894-3437-1(pb)  \n1.Tadpoles-Juvenile literature.[1.Tadpoles.]1.Title.11.Series.QL668.E2W2641998597.8'139--dc21  \n98-14976CIPACColor reproduction by Colourscan,SingaporePrinted and bound in China by LRex Printing Co.,Ltd.Photography by Paul Bricknell,Jane Burton,Geoff Dann,Mike Dunning,Neil Fletcher,Frank Greenaway,Kim TaylorAll other images Dorling Kindersley LimitedFor further information see:www.dkimages.comDiscover more at  \nwww.dk.com  \nREADERS  \n# Tale of a Tadpole\n\nWritten by Karen Wallace  \nWritten by Karen Wallace  \nDK Publishing,Inc.  \n# The tale of a tadpolebegins in a pond.\n\nMother frog lays her eggsnext to a lily pad.  \n5  \nInside the jelly  \nthe eggs grow into tadpoles.They wriggle like worms.","cbCaiptdQjIXrh3H","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiptdQjIXrh3H","pdf",4152190,"English","# A Note to Parents\n## DK READERS program overview and parent guidance\n# Tale of a Tadpole\n## Story beginning: eggs to tadpoles","[{\"question\":\"What is DK READERS designed to do for beginning readers?\",\"answer\":\"It offers engaging, easy-to-read stories combined with full-color visuals to build reading skills, general knowledge, and a love of reading.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the DK READERS levels intended to work?\",\"answer\":\"The five levels are aimed at different reading abilities, helping you choose books that are exactly right for your child.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the story of a tadpole begin?\",\"answer\":\"Mother frog lays eggs next to a lily pad, and inside the jelly the eggs grow into tadpoles that wriggle like worms.\"}]","Tale of aTadpole - A Note to Parents | PDF",1791880763,62]