All About Forests

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Pub Date Sep 13 2016 | Archive Date Apr 24 2017

Description

“A treat to read!” -- Steger-South Chicago Heights Public Library

When you walk through a forest you see trees everywhere. Trees, trees and even more trees. Are all the trees in a forest the same? And are there any other plants in a forest? Which animals live in the trees of the forest? And on the ground? Do all forests in the world look alike? In this wonderful, big forest book you’ll discover all about conifers, deciduous trees, tropical forests and so much more!

An informative book filled to the brim with fun facts about the forest and nature, with beautiful pictures and funny illustrations. For all children ages 5 and up.

“A treat to read!” -- Steger-South Chicago Heights Public Library

When you walk through a forest you see trees everywhere. Trees, trees and even more trees. Are all the trees in a forest the same?...


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ISBN 9781605373010
PRICE $19.95 (USD)

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Badgers, boars, and birds. Crawlers and burrowers, Forest vegetation, animals, types of trees and nuts, changing seasons. Rainforests and California forests, Asian, Australian and African forests--all pictured with beautiful color photographs accompanied by informative text.. An engaging introduction to the wonder of forests. Five stars.

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This book is a treat to read. It is full of engaging questions and comments beside photos meant to draw children in the way a storyteller would. Each chapter is brief and packed with facts and lush photos. This is the kind of book child could pick up, explore a bit, and come back to later. It is too dense to sit and digest all in one sitting, but can be enjoyed over time.

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