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Prairie Primer - Lessons from the American Prairie
 Paperback 

Informational and inspirational book with full color photographs of native prairie plants. Wonder-ful book for nature lovers.

The Prairie- A Photographic Introduction to the Prairie
 Paperback 

Photographs of native prairie plants, text includes scientific information as well as folklore and personal commentary by author. Great book for general information about the Midwest prairie.


Virusphere by Frank Ryan

The book that tells you all you need to know about viruses, and more.  
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Terrorforming Your Environment by RickthePoetWarrior

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