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Focusing on the work of the well-known Peale family and their Philadelphia Museum

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*Experience hands-on fun at The Children's Museum (Hartford) or the Discovery Museum and Planetarium (Bridgeport)

Mabel's Topsy-Turvy Homes Danielle Turney enabling the reader to produceThis is Mabel's house . . . and this is also Mabel's house. New routines, rules, and bedrooms: after her parents' divorce, Mabel's new living situation has her feeling topsy turvy. As she learns to adjust to having two different houses, she struggles to understand her anxiety and frustration. But a weekend caring for the class pet helps Mabel realize that having more than one home isn't such a bad thing after all. Mabel and Izzy the Iguana make a