Wild About Planet Earth

Volcanoes, ocean trenches, shifting weather and living habitats all sit inside one illustrated survey of how the planet behaves. Anna Claybourne writes for young readers who want explanations rather than lists, pairing photographs and artwork with short passages on geology, climate and the ecosystems that depend on both. Sections move from landscape to landscape, so a child can read straight through or stop at whichever spread catches the eye. What this title covers: • Earth science topics such as rock formation, weather systems and volcanic activity • Habitat by habitat coverage, from ocean depths to mountain slopes • Colour illustration on every spread, with captions pitched at primary readers • Fact panels that suit classroom use, homeschool sessions and independent reading Suited to curious readers of around seven and up, and to teachers building a nature shelf, this Miles Kelly title is available at Boipoka.