ABOUT THE BOOK
The Kingfisher Book of Planet Earth takes children on an exciting journey through the history and workings of our planet. From the early Earth and prehistoric life to earthquakes, geology and natural forces, the book explores how our planet has changed and continues to change.
With over 180 colour photographs, computer-generated illustrations and clear explanations, young readers can discover how Earth was formed, how its surface changes and what happens beneath the ground.
The book also explores volcanoes, earthquakes, rocks, geology and prehistoric Earth, giving children a deeper understanding of the planet we live on. A comprehensive reference section provides useful information for further learning.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Age: 8–14 years
Best for: Children interested in:
- Earth science and geology
- Volcanoes and earthquakes
- Prehistoric Earth and ancient life
- Geography and natural history
- How the Earth changes and works
WHY WE LOVE IT
This is a detailed visual reference book that combines dramatic photography with useful educational information. It is a great choice for children who want to go beyond basic science and explore Earth science in more depth.
The photographs and illustrations make difficult topics easier to understand, while the wide range of subjects gives young readers plenty to explore.
BOOK DETAILS
Title: The Kingfisher Book of Planet Earth
Author: Martin Redfern
Publisher: Kingfisher
Format: Hardcover Reference Book
ISBN: 0-7534-0319-6
Category: Earth Science / Geology / Geography / Natural History / Children’s Reference
