April 2017 Fascinating Facts Book of the Month
This beautiful information book explores all aspects of our planet, this ‘tiny sphere that orbits an ordinary, middle-aged star in a quiet backwater of the Milky Way’. It examines the inner workings of the Earth; looks at life, from the smallest beings to the mightiest, past to present; opens up the huge variety of ecosystems; and ponders the impact humans have had and are having.
The tone is one of conversation as author Jonathan Litton explains often complex topics in relaxed and accessible language. Thomas Hegbrook’s soft, ethereal images do more than illustrate the text. An inspiring book to send readers exploring even further.
The Earth Book combines a vast variety of information in easy-to-process, bite-sized paragraphs with stunning illustration, making it an accessible and enjoyable read even for younger ages. Delve into the fleeting beauty of our lonely planet, from a carnival of natural wonders to influential earthlings and super cities.
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The Earth Book combines a vast variety of information in easy-to-process, bite-sized paragraphs with stunning illustration, making it an accessible and enjoyable read even for younger ages. Delve into the fleeting beauty of our lonely planet, from a carnival of natural wonders to influential earthlings and super cities.Spanning both physical and human geography, The Earth Book has appeal for every taste; while exploring the intertwining of human and animal lives over time, and the consequences this has for us now.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed The Earth Book and determined it is suitable for children aged 7-10 years old
The Earth Book features in the following genres: Books of the Month, Recommendations, General Knowledge & Trivia, Children’s / Teenage: General interest, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Featured Books for 9+ readers, Reference Works, Featured Books for 7+ readers
Hardback. Not Available.
The Earth Book was written by Jonathan Litton and published by 360 Degrees an imprint of Little Tiger Press Group
The Earth Book has 72 pages
