Children's / Teenage general interest: Ecosystems
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Finding home
£16.99Finding home
Take a tour of 20 unforgettable animal homes: unearth polar bear dens deep beneath the Arctic snow, soar above eagle nests as big as cars and marvel at the remoras that make themselves comfortable on the ocean’s deadliest predators. ‘Finding Home’ is a celebration of animals and their drive to survive no matter the odds – finding shelter in every nook and cranny on Earth, from the obvious to the unusual. With rich, vivid non-fiction storytelling and arresting illustrations, this is an essential collection for anyone fascinated by animals and the wild ways they live.
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Little Guides to Nature: Hello Fossils and Shells
£8.99Little Guides to Nature: Hello Fossils and Shells
Why do some shells have shimmery rainbow linings? And can you tell a trilobite from an ammonite? Beautiful gallery-style pages showcase creatures fossilised in amber, spiny fossils and an amazing array of colourful seashells. Fun off-the-page activity spreads include tips on fossil hunting and how to make fossil imprints using shells. With colourful illustrations and amazing facts, outdoor activities to try and features on shell patterns, great fossil finds and living fossils, this little book will provide hours of pleasure, both indoors and out.
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Respect the insect
£14.99Respect the insect
Respect the Insect is a funny book led by wacky bugs who show you all the ways they help us-from helping make chocolate to eating poo!
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Who’s Afraid of the Light?
£8.99Who’s Afraid of the Light?
Fergus lives down in the deepest, darkest sea and is scared of just one thing … the light! Fresh and funny narrative nonfiction from the award-winning Anna McGregor. From award-winning creator Anna McGregor (author of Anemone is Not the Enemy) comes this hilarious tale of the deepest of sea creatures. Seamlessly combining humor, narrative, and nonfiction, McGregor introduces young readers to the wonders of the ocean’s ‘midnight zone’, where no sunlight at all is able to penetrate. We meet Fergus as he hides from a parade of sea creatures that use bioluminescence to find their way in the dark. At least, we think he is hiding … or is it something else entirely? This book is ideal for: Educators and librarians looking for humorous stories to use as a launching pad for further nonfiction investigation into the ocean environment; Parents and carers looking to combine narrative and nonfiction to entertain and educate their children simul
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