Hiscock’s Book Featured in Hampton-Brown/National Geographic School Publishing Book
Wed, 01/06/2010 - 15:51 — Anonymous
Bruce Hiscock was thrilled to learn that his picture book Coyote and Badger-Desert Hunters of the Southwest, is to be featured in a forthcoming Hampton-Brown/National Geographic School Publishing book for English as a second language in 5th grade. The print run will be 250,000 copies.
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