For the Birds

For the Birds
ISBN-10
0671042025
ISBN-13
9780671042028
Series
For the Birds
Category
Juvenile Fiction
Pages
84
Language
English
Published
2001
Publisher
Simon and Schuster
Author
Jacqueline Carroll

Description

During a class bird watching assignment, Michelle and Rachel Tilly spot a Cassin's Finch, a bird that has never been spotted in San Francisco, but trouble arises when the local newspaper decides to write a story on their discovery.

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