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Mysteries of the Komodo Dragon: The Biggest, Deadliest Lizard Gives Up Its Secrets
Web edition: January 14, 2011
Print edition: January 29, 2011; Vol.179 #3 (p. 30)
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Mysteries of the Komodo Dragon: The Biggest, Deadliest Lizard Gives Up Its Secrets by Marty Crump
For kids 9 to 11 who like all the gory details, this children’s book doesn’t shy away from showing dragons at their fiercest.
Boyds Mills Press, 2010, 40 p., $18.95.
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