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Animal Encyclopedia - Reference and Home Learning Category: Books Description: From aardvark through to zebra, bring your child face-to-face with their favourite animals with this first reference for young animal lovers, now in paperback. Discover all about over 2,000 animals from the largest and the loudest, through to the tallest and smallest. Find out why koalas sleep for nineteen hours; whether all bears can climb trees; and how much a camel can drink in one go. Packed with curiosity quizzes, 'turn and learn' boxes and bite-sized animal facts kids love getting their teeth into, there's lots to see and explore. Go ahead, let your children take a walk into the natural world! Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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The Kingfisher Animal Encyclopedia - David Burnie - Childrens General Non-fictionCategory: Childrens Books Description: All animal life is to be found within the pages of The Kingfisher Animal Encyclopedia. The book is arranged simply, covering every animal group from the smallest to the largest. Individual animal entries are packed with vital facts and accompanied by superb images, and are complemented by panels on subjects such as metamorphosis, camouflage and hibernation. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Animal Life - Charlotte Uhlenbroek - Natural History: Animal and WildlifeCategory: Books Description: This is a thrilling face-to-face encounter with the intimate lives, elaborate displays and extraordinary behaviour of animals in the wild. Internationally renowned zoologist and TV presenter, Charlotte Uhlenbroek, brings the animal kingdom to vivid life in the Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animal Life. Illustrated with astonishing wildlife photography and action sequences, every aspect of animal life and behaviour is explored and explained - from courtship rituals and birth to hunting and death. Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates - thousands of all kinds are featured as well as explanations on how the animal kingdom is organised and how animals' bodies function. Plus, critical conservation issues are also explored. From the fleeting life of a mayfly to the ten-year courtship of the manakin, the Illustrated Encyclopedia of Animal Life lays bare the animal kingdom in all its awe-inspiring glory and detail. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Dinosaurs A Childrens EncyclopediaCategory: Books Description: An exclusive close-up at Dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. Dinosaurs's a childrens Encyclopedia is a complete visual encyclopedia covering the entire range of prehistoric animal life for younger readers. ISBN: 9781405367684 Review this product |
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Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Animal LifeCategory: Books Description: A thrilling face-to-face encounter with the intimate lives, elaborate displays and extraordinary behaviour of animals in their own environment Internationally renowned zoologist and presenter of TV's Animal Planet, Charlotte Uhlenbroek, leads a compelling study that brings the animal kingdom to vivid life. ISBN: 9781405374279 Review this product |
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
a wonderful book!, By
This review is from: Animals A Children's Encyclopedia (Visual Encyclopedia) (Hardcover)
My daughter (4) got this for her birthday and I am so impressed, I have got one for my nephew. The pictures are bright and interesting and it is a comprehensive guide to all animals. Lots of good facts are included to make it an interesting read without it being too large to use. It looks to me like it will last for a long while too and help with school wok in years to come.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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This review is from: Animals A Children's Encyclopedia (Visual Encyclopedia) (Hardcover)
This was for my daughter's 9th birthday. We didn't get the book in time for her actual birthday but the minute it got to our house she couldn't get her eyes off it. She loves nature and everything that has to do with animals so this book was a big hit. She loves flicking the pages and reading about the animals, checking out the icons that easily tells you the basics like how long this animal lives, where to find it, how big it is etc. Even me and my husband found it interesting to find out the life span of a shark or even an ant. My daughter and her younger brother (he is 6) asks for "Only 10 minutes Mama" every night before bed and sit in her bed together flicking the pages. This book will live a long life. Fantastic purchase.
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This is an exclellent book, with plenty of interest in the colour photographs to keep children engrossed for ages. It is a good reference book, well written and printed on good quality paper. While it is written for children it is also a good reference for adults and can be a good source of conversation between adult and child.
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