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    Noa the Little Scientist (Girls in Science Series)
    Noa the Little Scientist (Girls in Science Series)
    Noa the Little Scientist (Girls in Science Series)
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    Noa the Little Scientist (Girls in Science Series)

    By Shenell Bolden

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    Noa is your average elementary school kid. She likes school, she likes to learn and she loves to eat spaghetti! Noa’s teacher Mrs. Campbell introduces her to science. Then her whole world opens up. She becomes enthralled with science and how things work. Join her on her journey of discovery.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGolden Butterfly Publishing
    Release dateJun 6, 2014
    ISBN9781311618184
    Noa the Little Scientist (Girls in Science Series)
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    Shenell Bolden

    Shenell L.T. Bolden is a Maryland native. She was educated in the Prince George’s county school system. Her Bachelors of Science degrees are in Biology and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry & Bioinformatics from Towson University. She earned her Masters of Science degree in Science Education from Morgan State University and is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Public Health. Shenell L.T. Bolden is also the C.E.O. of the Sweetest Serendipity. A company she started by using her skills as a scientist to create an all-natural skin care line. Noa the Little Scientist is her first book release in the Girls in Science Series.

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      Noa the Little Scientist (Girls in Science Series) - Shenell Bolden

      Noah the Little Scientist

      Shenell L.T. Bolden

      Copyright 2010 Shenell L.T. Bolden

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