Egg A Photographic Story of Hatching
By Robert Burton
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Synopsis
Explore the fascinating world of eggs in this captivating book. Through over 500 full-colour, life-size photographs, discover how various creatures—including birds, reptiles, insects, fish, and amphibians—develop and hatch. Each chapter presents a detailed timeline, showcasing the unique hatching processes of 27 different animals, from the initial signs of growth to the moment they emerge. This visual journey offers a comprehensive look at the beginnings of life across diverse species.
About the author
Robert Burton was an English writer best known for his famous book, 'The Anatomy of Melancholy.' He loved learning about people and how they think and feel. Robert enjoyed spending time in libraries and exploring the world through books, sharing his curiosity and ideas with others through his thoughtful writing.
Pages
45 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Published
1994
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