EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE PUBLISHING
Our World of Wild Wonders
- Publisher
CSIRO Publishing - ISBN 9781486318667
- Language English
- Pages 32 pp.
- Size 8.5" x 11"
- Images color illus throughout
Earth’s wildlife is nothing short of extraordinary. There are color-changing chameleons in the forests of Madagascar and cliff-climbing goats in the European Alps.
There are fluorescent fish in the depths of the Mariana Trench and wildfire-surviving echidnas in the Australian bush.
Our World of Wild Wonders explores the unique animal species that inhabit our planet. Some mighty, some meek, but all wondrous in their own special way.
Shall we go explore?
Reading level varies from child to child, but we recommend this book for ages 5 to 9.
Features:
- Uses a lyrical narrative, vibrant illustrations and amazing facts to kindle kids' interest in wildlife.
- Introduces readers to a diverse range of animal species and explores the unique adaptations that help them thrive in different habitats.
- Will appeal to both younger children as a read-aloud book and primary children with an interest in non-fiction.
- Strong alignment with the school curriculum in the areas of English and Science.
- Dive deeper with more Wild Facts and a Glossary at the end of the book.
- A gorgeous companion book from the amazing team behind Our World Full of Wonder.
Main story
Monarch butterflies, Mexico
Alpine ibex, European Alps
Hector's Dolphins, New Zealand
Flamingos, Kenya
Echidna, Australia
Deep sea creatures, Mariana Trench
Panther chameleon, Madagascar
Emperor penguins, Antarctica
Sea otters, North America
Starlings, British Isles
Leopard, Africa
Fireflies, United States of America
Wild facts
Glossary
Jevita Nilson
Jevita Nilson is a children's author with a love for nature, words and all things wondrous. Based in Perth, she writes heartfelt lyrical fiction and non-fiction picture books to inspire curious kids.
Jess Racklyeft
Jess Racklyeft is an author and illustrator based in Melbourne. She particularly loves illustrating plants and animals and sharing her love of the Australian bush.