The Ever-Changing Earth
By Grahame Baker-Smith
What links dinosaurs, northern lights and the Moon’s fiery birth across Earth’s astonishing history?
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What is The Ever-Changing Earth about?
Travel through Earth’s astonishing past with Kûn, who imagines dinosaurs soaring overhead, and Solveig, who watches the northern lights. Go back even further to witness the collision that formed the Moon, the first oceans and life, frozen ages, volcanic fires and the slow shaping of continents. Through poetic words and richly detailed pictures, this journey shows how Earth has changed over billions of years—and how every living thing, from ancient creatures to people today, is connected.
About the author
Grahame Baker-Smith is a talented British author and illustrator who loves bringing stories to life with his beautiful pictures. He is well known for his book 'FArTHER', which won the Kate Greenaway Medal. Grahame enjoys exploring magical worlds and hopes his stories inspire children to use their imagination and dream big.
Pages
40 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2023
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