ABOUT THE BOOK
30 Million Different Insects in the Rainforest explores the amazing world of rainforests through numbers, facts and colourful infographics. Children can discover fascinating information about insects, wildlife, the Amazon River, rainfall, humidity and deforestation.
The book shows how numbers can help us understand the incredible size and variety of the natural world. From the huge number of insects to the amount of rainfall in rainforests, children can explore nature through interesting facts and easy-to-understand information.
The infographic-style presentation makes the topics more visual and enjoyable. It also helps children see how maths, geography and environmental science can be connected to the real world.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Age: 7–11 years
Best for: Children interested in:
- Rainforests and wildlife
- Insects and animals
- Environmental science
- Numbers and interesting facts
- Geography
- Infographics and visual learning
WHY WE LOVE IT
We love how the book combines maths with geography and environmental science. It shows children that numbers are not only used for calculations—they can also help us understand the world around us.
The infographic-style format makes the information easy to explore and is especially useful for children who enjoy learning through pictures, facts and visual information.
BOOK DETAILS
Title: 30 Million Different Insects in the Rainforest
Series: The Big Countdown
Publisher: Franklin Watts
Format: Hardcover
Category: Rainforests / Insects / Environment / Geography / Maths / Infographics / Children’s Non-Fiction
