Rivers and lakes
By Helena Ramsay
How can tiny trickles become mighty rivers—and reshape the land along the way?
Genres
What is Rivers and lakes about?
Where does water come from, and how does it shape the land? This clear, illustrated guide explores the origins of rivers and lakes, from tiny streams and springs to vast waterways and deep pools. Discover how water flows, collects and changes the landscape, and find out how people use rivers and lakes for drinking, farming, travel and leisure. Packed with straightforward explanations and geographical facts, this book builds a child-friendly understanding of some of the world’s most important natural features.
About the author
Helena Ramsay is a writer who creates lively non-fiction books for children. Her books help young readers explore the world around them, from rivers and lakes to water, weather and science. Titles such as Water, Hot and Cold, and What Makes It Snow? use clear explanations and fun facts to make learning exciting, easy and enjoyable.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1996
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