How Does the Wind Blow sample

by: Lawrence Lowery

There are times when the air moves a bit faster than a light breeze. It moves fast enough to bend small twigs on trees and bushes. It flutters the leaves on trees. This is just a tease of what you can read about in How Does the Wind Blow? I Wonder Why.

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Type Book ChapterPub Date 7/17/2013Stock # PB330X8_1

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Betty Paulsell (Kansas City, MO)
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