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Learn About ... The Sea.
Robin Kerrod. Subject Headings:
Grades 3 - 7 / Ages 8 - 12.
**** /4
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The sea has many fascinating rhythms and ever-changing moods as the waves pound the shore and the tides flow in and out. It teems with a variety of life, from microscopic single-celled creatures to monster whales weighing up to 150 tonnes. You do not have to be an alien to discover the secrets of the sea. You can start finding out for yourself when you visit the seaside, and find how fascinating the sea can be.
The author's conversational writing style makes even the more difficult concepts easy for students to understand. An attractive layout, with over 250 colour illustrations - maps, photographs, diagrams and art work - further enhances the text. Thorough explanations accompany each illustration.
A table of contents, an index and a list of picture credits are provided. If the other titles in the "Learn About" series - Flight, Cameras, Trees and Weather - are as well organized and informative as this one, the series is sure to be a hit. A great resource!
Highly recommended.
Gail Hamilton is a teacher-librarian at Bird's Hill School in East St. Paul, Manitoba.
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