Fast Facts! Extreme Hunters
Written by Kingfisher
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Part of the Fast Facts Series
RRP £5.99
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Fast Facts! Extreme Hunters by Kingfisher
How many teeth does a crocodile have? Which is the world's most poisonous animal? How do orcas hunt? Come face to face with the world's top predators on this unforgettable tour of nature's deadliest and scariest hunters. Fast Facts is a new series of high-interest, lower reading ability books aimed at fact-hungry children who enjoy information books but may be less confident readers or have difficulty with the usual quantity and level of text aimed at their age group.About the Author
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Format
Paperback
32 pages
Interest Age: From 7
Author
Kingfisher
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Publisher
Kingfisher Books Ltd an imprint of Pan Macmillan
Publication date
11th February 2016
ISBN
9780753439623
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