Books by Emily Bone
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Lots of children love flowers but don't know much about them. This book explains where and how different flowers grow, what sort of flowers exist and what the largest flower in the world is, with plenty of other interesting facts about flowers.
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This charming illustrated reference book begins at sunset, and follows nocturnal animals through the dark night to the start of another sunny morning.
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A beautifully-illustrated introduction to the fascinating creatures and plants you'd find on sandy beaches, rocky coasts and in the shallow waters around them.
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From the Tyrannosaurus Rex to the Triceratops - this book contains lots of interesting facts and statistics about different dinosaurs. Each page provides essential information such as the dinosaur's habitat, size, diet and plenty more `did-you-know' facts for young minds to absor...b.
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A stunning reference book on all kinds of woodland creatures, from tiny dormice to big black bears. A lovely addition to the popular Beginners series with with easy-toread text and step-by-step visual explanations.
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Starting with spring, this book explains how flowers, trees, insects and animals change and adapt through summer, autumn and finally winter, before returning to spring again. It's filled with delicate, soft illustrations and simple, easy-to-read text.
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Part of the Beginners series, this title provides an informative introduction to the world of earthquakes for young readers. It offers explanations of the science behind different types of earthquakes and their effects, including tsunamis and landslides. It describes how people a...re kept safe and rescued when disaster strikes.
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Where do penguins live? What do they eat and how do they catch their food? This title offers beginner readers answers to these questions and more. It is illustrated with photographs and illustrations accompanied by short, informative text. It also includes selected internet links... to websites about penguins.
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Join nocturnal animals around the world as they wake up and spend the night hunting for food and looking for partners. Along with bats, owls and foxes, children might be surprised to find leopards, hippos, and kangaroos awake at night. At the end of the book the nocturnal animals... go to sleep, and the daytime animals wake up and start their days.
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This book explains how almost everything we eat grows from just a small seed - from how a seed sprouts and how fruits grow from flowers by pollination, to how different plants produce vegetables, fruits, leaves, roots and grains. Tropical fruits, cocoa beans and Asian vegetables ...are covered, as well as rice, wheat, corn, potatoes and more.
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