Encyclopedia of Planet Earth
By Anna Claybourne and Gillian Doherty
What hidden forces shape Earth’s fiery volcanoes, shifting continents and ever-changing habitats?
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What is Encyclopedia of Planet Earth about?
Discover how our planet works, from fiery volcanoes and powerful weather to shifting continents and slow-moving erosion. This illustrated encyclopedia explores Earth’s climates, landscapes, oceans, ecosystems and the people who live in them. Clear explanations, maps, photographs, diagrams and fascinating facts reveal the forces that shape the world around us. Young readers can investigate habitats, natural wonders and human impact, while internet links provide further activities, quizzes, maps and information for curious explorers.
About the author
Anna Claybourne is a British author who has written hundreds of books for children, covering everything from science and nature to fairy tales and myths. She is well known for her book '100 Most Disgusting Things on the Planet' and loves making learning fun and exciting for young readers just like you.
Pages
160 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2013
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