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Let your child take their first look at the animal kingdom in My First Encyclopedia of Animals. This beautiful first reference book boasts over 500 detailed colour illustrations covering hundreds of species, including brilliant birds, cool reptiles and amazing marine life, as well as animal habits and habitats. With a helpful guide at the beginning and fact boxes full of up-to-date information, every child will love reading the pages of this comprehensive view of the animal world. Kingfisher's My First Reference series is the perfect library for any child. Featuring a comprehensive dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia and encyclopedia of animals, this fun, informative and beautifully illustrated collection is a wonderful addition to bookshelves everywhere.
About the author
John Farndon is British writer, best known for his science books for children, as well as his song writing and poetry and literature translation. Having studied Earth sciences and English literature at Cambridge University, he has gone on to publish over 900 books and has been shortlisted five times for the Royal Society Young People’s Science Book Prize, and once for the Blue Peter Book Award. His interests range widely, and he writes on many topics from Chemistry to China and beyond.
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Let your child take their first look at the animal kingdom in My First Encyclopedia of Animals.
This beautiful first reference book boasts over 500 detailed colour illustrations covering hundreds of species, including brilliant birds, cool reptiles and amazing marine life, as well as animal habits and habitats. With a helpful guide at the beginning and fact boxes full of up-to-date information, every child will love reading the pages of this comprehensive view of the animal world.
Kingfisher’s My First Reference series is the perfect library for any child. Featuring a comprehensive dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia and encyclopedia of animals, this fun, informative and beautifully illustrated collection is a wonderful addition to bookshelves everywhere.
