Publisher's Synopsis
From A to Z and from 1 to 1000 through the animal kingdom!
Nature leaps off the pages of this magnificent collection, which pairs the award-winning titles The Wildlife ABC: A Nature Alphabet and The Wildlife 123: A Nature Counting Book.
Engaging and enriching, this collection communicates simple information through the use of animals that children can easily identify. Spectacularly detailed illustrations paired with whimsical text will keep them absorbed, each page sparking interest and imagination.
From the auk to a zoo frull of animals and from a single panda to one thousand tadpoles, The Wildlife ABC & 123 features both exotic and familiar animals from around the globe. Some are endangered species, such as the Asian tiger, and some are animals from our own backyard, like the ant.
Through her innovative design, Jan Thornhill has created an interactive learning environment. Young readers can count the animals hiding in the intricate illustrations and exquisite bordersare there really 1000 tadpoles? (Yes, there are.) Children can also try to pick out each of the animals they met through the book in the final zoo collage puzzle.
"Nature Notes" provide additional information on each of the featured animals and their environments.
Nature leaps off the pages of this magnificent collection, which pairs the award-winning titles The Wildlife ABC: A Nature Alphabet and The Wildlife 123: A Nature Counting Book.
Engaging and enriching, this collection communicates simple information through the use of animals that children can easily identify. Spectacularly detailed illustrations paired with whimsical text will keep them absorbed, each page sparking interest and imagination.
From the auk to a zoo frull of animals and from a single panda to one thousand tadpoles, The Wildlife ABC & 123 features both exotic and familiar animals from around the globe. Some are endangered species, such as the Asian tiger, and some are animals from our own backyard, like the ant.
Through her innovative design, Jan Thornhill has created an interactive learning environment. Young readers can count the animals hiding in the intricate illustrations and exquisite bordersare there really 1000 tadpoles? (Yes, there are.) Children can also try to pick out each of the animals they met through the book in the final zoo collage puzzle.
"Nature Notes" provide additional information on each of the featured animals and their environments.
