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Nature's Treasures: Tales Of More Than 100 Extraordinary Objects From Nature

by Ben Hoare, Kaley McKean (Illustrator)

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Series: DK Treasures

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Nature is bursting with objects that are beautiful, useful, and intriguing. But where do they come from-- and what are they for? Hoare helps readers discover natural objects that have amazing tales to tell. From a delicate bird's feather to a glittering rock from space, readers will marvel at minerals forged through time, ingenious structures made by nature, and remarkable features that help animals and plants to survive and thrive. --… (more)
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Das ist ein wirklich wundervoll gestaltetes Buch für Groß und Klein. Die Illustrationen sind voller Details. Die Informationen dazu sind einfach beschrieben, sodass es Kinder verstehen können. ( )
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McKean, KaleyIllustratormain authorall editionsconfirmed
Moron, MichèleTranslatorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed

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Nature is bursting with objects that are beautiful, useful, and intriguing. But where do they come from-- and what are they for? Hoare helps readers discover natural objects that have amazing tales to tell. From a delicate bird's feather to a glittering rock from space, readers will marvel at minerals forged through time, ingenious structures made by nature, and remarkable features that help animals and plants to survive and thrive. --

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