Round and Round goes Mother Nature

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UPC:
9780711279766

Product Description

This truly beautiful and wonderfully illustrated book introduces children to the magic of nature, through the stories of 48 fascinating life cycles. Every story has a beginning, middle and end and so does everything in our world. From a frog, to a cloud in the sky to a twinkling star at night, discover the stories of the most amazing of life cycles between you and outer space. This is a book to show children that the world is always turning, and change is happening all the time, its in the turning of the season, sometimes its as fast as a hatching egg and sometimes its a slow as a growing mountain. 48 story spreads tell fascinating stories of all sorts of lifecycles, from very small, to out of this world.This captivating book will transport children across the globe, teaching them about just how mother nature keeps everything in our world turning round, and round.

Other Details

Author:
Gabby Dawnay
lllustrator:
Margaux Samson Abadie

Reviews

  • 4
    life cycles, planets, weather, reptiles, insects, mammals, stars, planets, earth science, biology, Earth

    Posted by Novel Insight Reviews on 2nd May 2023

    Mother nature goes round and round in an endless cycle. This informative, illustrated book contains the life cycles of 48 different organisms, including animals, plants, and fungi, and the other cycles of our universe, including seasons, storms, stars, and planets. In the first section on animals, learn the unique life cycles of mayflies, toads, orangutans, the immortal jellyfish and many more. In the section on plants and fungi, learn about the life cycle of the oak tree and its importance to the ecosystem. Also, learn about the coconut palm tree, mushrooms, and the forest’s Wood Wide Web, which is the interconnected system of roots and transfer of nutrients through all inhabitants. See illustrations of storms and weather phenomena, Wegener's theory of continental drift, and the process of a beam of light reaching Earth from the sun. The book ends with the life cycle of Earth itself and the process of black holes forming.