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Why does it rain?

Why does it rain?

by Judith Jango-Cohen

2006Juvenile literatureRain and rainfallHydrologic cycleJuvenile NonfictionNonfiction
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Where does rain come from? What are clouds made of? Follow water as it makes its way through the entire water cycle. Then go back in time to the very first rainfall millions of years ago. Discover how water and rain transformed Earth from a lifeless rock into the beautiful, water-filled planet we live on today.

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Juvenile literatureRain and rainfallHydrologic cycleJuvenile NonfictionNonfictionScience
First published 2006

Author

Judith Jango-Cohen

First published

2006

Editions

2

Language

English

Publisher

Millbrook Press

ISBN

157505762X

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