Rainforest
By Fiona MacDonald
What secrets hide beneath the treetops—and can rainforests survive the dangers threatening them?
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What is Rainforest about?
Take a journey into the world's rainforests, from the leafy treetops to the dark, damp forest floor. Discover where these remarkable habitats are found, how their layers work and the plants, animals and people that depend on them. Poems, stories, myths, articles and activities bring the subject to life, while photographs and artwork reveal the rainforest's amazing variety. The book also explains why rainforests are under threat and why protecting them matters.
About the author
Fiona MacDonald is a British author who loves bringing history to life for young readers. She has written many exciting books about different times and places, including 'The Romans' and 'The Ancient Greeks.' Fiona enjoys making learning fun and helping children discover amazing stories from the past.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2003
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