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North America

Banting, Erinn
North America
North America is the third-largest continent in the world. The Great Lakes contain 20 percent of the freshwater surface area on Earth. Learn more in North America, one of the titles in The Seven Continents series.

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Antarctica

Aspen-Baxter, Linda
Antarctica
In winter, the amount of sea ice along Antarctica's coasts increases by 30, 000 square miles (77, 000 square kilometers) each day. Antarctica contains the largest desert in the world. Learn more in Antarctica, one of the titles in The Seven Continents series.

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Hospital

Carr, Aaron
Hospital
Did you know that the first children's hospital in the United States was built in 1855? People can get help at the hospital every day of the year. Learn more about this important place in Hospital.

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Africa

Aspen-Baxter, Linda
Africa
The highest temperature in the world was recorded in Africa in 1922. Africa has the world's longest river, the Nile. Learn more in Africa, one of the titles in The Seven Continents series.

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Winter

Carr, Aaron
Winter
Did you know that some animals sleep through the winter? Winter is the season when Earth is the closest to the Sun. Learn more about this time of year in Winter.

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Snowboarding

Wiseman, Blaine
Snowboarding
The first snowboard was made in 1965, when Sherman Poppen fastened two skis together. Today, snowboarding is one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States. Learn more in Snowboarding, one of the titles in the Extreme Sports series.

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Asia

Aspen-Baxter, Linda
Asia
Asia covers nearly one third of the land on Earth. Sixty percent of the world's population lives in Asia. Learn more in Asia, one of the titles in The Seven Continents series.

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Fire Station

Carr, Aaron
Fire Station
Did you know that many fire stations have slides or poles? Firefighters keep their fire trucks and tools at the fire station. Learn more about this important place in Fire Station.

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Summer

Carr, Aaron
Summer
Did you know that summer starts on the longest day of the year? In some places on Earth, the Sun stays up for almost the entire summer. Learn more about this time of year in Summer.

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Herbivores

Foran, Jill
Herbivores
Some herbivores spend 18 hours a day eating. The world's largest insect eats fruit and tree sap. Learn more in Herbivores.

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