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Rivers

By Barbara Taylor

How do tiny streams become powerful rivers, shaping Britain’s landscape along the way?

informative visual practical exploratory

Genres

Non-fiction Nature Photography

What is Rivers about?

Follow Britain's rivers from their sources in the hills to wide estuaries and the sea. Discover how flowing water shapes valleys, meanders, waterfalls and the landscapes around it. Clear photographs and maps reveal bridges, towns, coastlines and other features, while simple activities encourage you to read symbols, use scales, find grid references and investigate your local area. Packed with geographical facts and map-reading challenges, this book helps young explorers understand how rivers have shaped Britain.

About the author

Barbara Taylor is a talented author and editor who loves sharing fascinating facts about science and nature with young readers. She has written many popular books, including 'The Big Book of Science Things to Make and Do'. Barbara enjoys helping children discover the wonders of the world through her fun and easy-to-understand writing.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2012

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