Apples
By Melvin Berger
How does a tiny blossom become a crunchy apple—and what’s hiding inside?
informative · colourful · simple · engaging
Genres
What is Apples about?
Discover the colourful world of apples! Apples can be red, green or yellow, and they come in many different shapes and sizes. Find out where apples grow, how they change from blossom to fruit, and what happens inside each crunchy bite. You can eat them fresh, bake them in pies, or turn them into juice and sauce. With simple facts and clear photographs, this lively non-fiction reader helps young children explore one of nature’s favourite fruits.
About the author
Melvin Berger is a well-known author who loves writing fun and interesting books about science for children. He has written many popular books, including 'Why Do Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears?' and 'Do Whales Have Belly Buttons?' Melvin enjoys helping curious young readers discover amazing facts about the world around them.
Pages
20 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2004
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