The Oxford children's A to Z of Geography
By Dick Bateman
From acid rain to savannah, discover how our changing planet shapes everyday life.
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What is The Oxford children's A to Z of Geography about?
Explore the world from A to Z in this colourful geography reference book for curious young readers. More than 300 entries explain everything from acid rain and bypasses to scree and savannah, using clear language, photographs, diagrams and illustrations. Discover how landscapes form, how people use the planet and how environmental issues affect everyday life. Alphabetical entries, cross-references and lively examples make it easy to dip in, find facts and build a broader understanding of our changing world.
Pages
64 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1996
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