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Sounds good

4 July 1998

Tired of force-feeding your offspring with worthy books? Try Nick Arnold
and Tony de Saulles鈥檚 Sounds Dreadful, part of the 鈥淗orrible Science鈥� series.
Full of puns, anecdotes and cartoons, so the facts slither down easily. Did you
know a small, tired rattlesnake has a high-pitched, slow rattle? Published by
Scholastic, 拢3.99, ISBN 0590198106.

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