Step into Reading Ser.: Pompeii... Buried Alive! by Edith Kunhardt (1987, Trade

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Number of Pages: 48 Pages Narrative Type: Nonfiction Type: Academic History Era: 1980s Topic: Archaeology, Social Science / Archaeology, Science & Nature / Earth Sciences / Earthquakes & Volcanoes, Science & Nature / Disasters, History / Ancient Subjects: History & Military height: 0.2 in Country of Origin: United States Language: English Item Length: 9 in Genre: Social Science, Juvenile Nonfiction Author: Edith Kunhardt Country: Italy Publication Year: 1987 Region: Central Europe Format: Picture Book Book Title: Pompeii... Buried Alive! width: 6 in Item Width: 6 in Publisher: Random House Children's Books Item Weight: 4.4 Oz ISBN: 9780394888668 Item Height: 0.2 in Illustrator: Yes Series: Step into Reading Age Level: Ages 4-8 Modified Item: No Book Series: Step Into Reading, Step 4 Ser.

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Step into Reading Ser.: Pompeii... Buried Alive! by Edith Kunhardt (1987, Trade . The product is a picture book titled "Pompeii... Buried Alive!" by Edith Kunhardt, part of the Step Into Reading Ser. It explores the historical and archaeological significance of Pompeii, providing a narrative on the disaster that buried the city alive. The book, published in 1987 by Random House Children's Books, is aimed at ages 4-8 and offers a nonfiction account of the ancient Roman city's history. With illustrations included, this book is a valuable resource for young readers interested in history, archaeology, and disasters. The product is a picture book titled "Pompeii... Buried Alive!" by Edith Kunhardt, part of the Step Into Reading Ser. It explores the historical and archaeological significance of Pompeii, providing a narrative on the disaster that buried the city alive. The book, published in 1987 by Random House Children's Books, is aimed at ages 4-8 and offers a nonfiction account of the ancient Roman city's history. With illustrations included, this book is a valuable resource for young readers interested in history, archaeology, and disasters.