Should We Have Pets?: A Persuasive Text

ISBN-10: 1590340442
ISBN-13: 9781590340448
Category: Children's writings
Pages: 32
Language: English
Published: 2003
Publisher: Mondo Pub
Authors: Sylvia Lollis, Joyce W. Hogan

Description

A second-grade class presents arguments for and against pet ownership.

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