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Save Your Brains! ─ Plants Vs. Zombies

By: Catherine Hapka

加進願望清單

書籍資訊

適讀年齡	4 - 8
適合年級	K - 2
字數	字
Grade level equivalent
AR level	2.9
F&p/guided reading level
Lexile
DRA level
出版社	HarperCollins
出版日期	April 2014

Based on the bestselling game, Plants vs. Zombies, Save Your Brains! introduces young readers to Crazy Dave and the fun-dead! The zombies are coming! If you want to save your brains, you'll need to know which plants to use. Don't worry-Crazy Dave is here to help guide you. I Can Read books are designed to encourage a love of reading. Plants vs. Zombies: Save Your Brains! is a Level Two I Can Read book, geared for kids who read on their own but still need a little help.

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