Encyclopedia of life
By Miles Kelly
From prehistoric monsters to human bodies, what surprising secrets connect every living thing?
informative · fascinating · illustrated · wide-ranging
Genres
What is Encyclopedia of life about?
Explore the amazing variety of life on Earth in this richly illustrated encyclopaedia for curious young readers. Discover prehistoric creatures, fascinating plants, water-dwelling animals, insects, reptiles, amphibians, birds, mammals and the human body. Easy-to-follow fact files, diagrams, photographs, charts and cross-references explain how living things grow, survive and connect with their surroundings. Along the way, uncover world records, surprising facts and top-ten lists that bring the natural world vividly to life.
About the author
Miles Kelly is a popular children's author and publisher from the UK. He creates fun and fascinating books about animals, space, science, and lots more. His books, including the well-loved '100 Facts' series, are packed with amazing facts and colourful pictures, making learning exciting and enjoyable for curious children everywhere.
Pages
512 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2016
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