Minerals, juvenile literature

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Minerals, juvenile literature

55 books

Rocks & Minerals (DK Eyewitness Books)

Chris Pellant, R. F. Symes, DK Publishing

1988

Rocks and minerals!

Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld

2012

Rocks and minerals

Herbert S. Zim

1961

A rock is lively

Dianna Hutts Aston

2015

Rocks and minerals

Chris Pellant

2014

NGK everything rocks and minerals

Steve Tomecek

2010

Extreme Rocks & Minerals! Q&A

Melissa Stewart

2007

Minerals (Rocks and Minerals)

Connor Dayton

2007

Minerales

Richard Spilsbury, Louise Spilsbury, Geoff Ward

2011

Collecting Gems and Minerals (Collecting)

Chris Pellant

1997

Rocks and minerals

Caroline Bingham

2007

Rocks and minerals

Dan Green

2009

Minerals

Darlene R. Stille

2005

Rocks and Minerals

Ann O. Squire

2002

Crystals (Rocks & Minerals)

Melissa Stewart

2002

Minerals

Chris Pellant

2008

Minerals

Adrianna Morganelli, Jenna Dunlop

2004

Rocks and Minerals

Chris Oxlade

2014

Mineral collector's handbook

Barry Krause

1996

Janice VanCleave's rocks and minerals

Janice Pratt VanCleave

1996

Rocks and Minerals Coloring Book

T. D. Burns

1995

Rocks and minerals

Edward R. Ricciuti, Edward Ricciuti

2002

Rocks, minerals and gems

John Farndon

2016

Be your own rock & mineral expert

Michèle Pinet

1997

Rocks & Minerals (DK Pockets)

DK Publishing

2012

Rocks and Minerals (Eye Wonder)

DK Publishing, Caroline Bingham

2004

Outrageous ores

Christine Petersen

2010

Experiments with rocks and minerals

Carol Hand

2012

Marveling at Minerals

Sally M. Walker

2013

Rocks, Gems, and Minerals

Trudi Strain Trueit

2003

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