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Miller & Levine Biology Foundations Reading and Study Guide Workbook
Joseph S. Levine and Kenneth R. Miller
ISBN: 9780328936557
12 volumes
6740 braille pages,
740 graphic pages,
Prentice Hall
2019
Braille type: UEB, contracted, interpoint
"Glencoe: Earth Science; Geology, the Environment, and the Universe"
McGraw-Hill Education
ISBN: 0078245656
5 volumes
626 braille pages,
70 graphic pages,
McGraw-Hill Education
2001
Braille type: UEB/Nemeth, contracted, interpoint
Glencoe iScience; Cause and Effect Massachusetts Grade 8
ISBN: 9780079017987
13 volumes
2907 braille pages,
121 graphic pages,
Glencoe/McGraw Hill
2017
Braille type: UEB, contracted, interpoint
Calculus of a Single Variable Seventh Edition
ISBN: 9780618149162
30 volumes
4455 braille pages,
1134 graphic pages,
Houghton Mifflin Company
2002
Braille type: UEB, contracted, interpoint
Journeys 1.6 Grade 1
ISBN: 9780544543348
7 volumes
322 braille pages,
15 graphic pages,
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
2017
Braille type: UEB, contracted
Second Grade Activities Book Fall Weeks 1-3
ISBN: 9781936318056
Glencoe Science Biology Virginia Edition
ISBN: 9780078962080
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