Bridges
By Claire Llewellyn
How can one bridge soar over roads, rivers and valleys without falling?
informative · engaging · practical · accessible
Genres
What is Bridges about?
How can a bridge stretch across a river, climb over a road or hang high above a valley? This lively introduction explores the many ways bridges help people travel from one place to another. Young readers discover different bridge shapes, materials and building methods, from simple wooden crossings to huge modern structures. Clear explanations, photographs and practical ideas encourage children to look closely at bridges around them and think about how engineers solve problems to make journeys safer and easier.
About the author
Claire Llewellyn is a well-known author who has written over 300 books for children. She loves exploring fascinating facts about science, nature, and the world around us. Claire is especially famous for her ‘Ask Dr K Fisher’ series, where she answers curious questions from animals. Her books make learning fun and exciting for everyone!
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1991
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