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Adventure on the Amazon River
Alternative Fuel Cars
Ancient Cliff Dwellers
Book of Blood
Everest: On Top of the World
Female Sports Stars
Fungus Among Us
Gems: Treasures from the Earth
How Little John Joined Robin Hood
In the Name of Discovery
Jazz Greats
Mexico's Fight for Independence
Mirroring Miranda
Mysterious Caves
Natural Wonders of the World
Prehistoric Trade
Pyramids
Sister Sleuth and the Silver Blaze
The Battle of the Alamo
The Case of the Vanishing Anasazi
The Last Great Race
The Lost Dutchman
The Roman Empire Faces Attila
The Sun
Treasure in the Puget Sound
Two Kettles
Volcanoes
Word Smith, Private I
Yosemite and the Badge
Everest: On Top of the World Everest: On Top of the World
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Words Included:
   acclimate
   amputate
   crevasse
   dehydration
   edema
   fault
   hallucination
   heritage
   inhospitable
   nausea
   strenuous
   summit
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The world’s tallest mountain, Mount Everest, has always provided a challenge for climbers. The climb to the top is dangerous, with steep cliffs, deep crevasses, limited oxygen near the top, and moving slabs of ice and snow. The book covers the history of the world's tallest mountain, from early attempts at its summit to modern climbers.
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