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We're riding on a caravan by Laurie Krebs, Helen Cann · Booklabria

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We're riding on a caravan

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We're riding on a caravan

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First published: 2005
Language: English
Editions: 5

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Rhyming text introduces the sights and sounds of the Silk Road, such as the Yellow River, the oasis at Dunhuang, the rugged desert near Hami, and the excitement of the market at Kashgar. Includes a history of this trade route and the places where people stopped along the way.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Picture books
Travel
Description and travel
China, history
China, juvenile literature
Set in: Silk Road

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