The air we breathe
By Jen Green
What invisible force helps life breathe, lifts planes and balloons, yet must be protected?
Genres
What is The air we breathe about?
What is air, and why can’t we live without it? Discover the invisible atmosphere surrounding Earth, learn about air pressure and moving air, and explore the gases that make life possible. Find out how oxygen helps people, animals and plants, how air can lift planes and balloons, and why keeping it clean matters. With clear explanations, diagrams and simple activities, this engaging introduction helps young readers understand the air they breathe every day.
About the author
Jen Green is a British author who has written over 300 books for children, covering exciting topics like nature, science, history, and how the world works. Her books, such as 'A World Full of Animal Stories', help young readers discover amazing facts about our planet in a fun and easy-to-understand way.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2011
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