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My 7 year old grandson found the earth as an orange concept ridiculous and my daughter agreed -- what? this orange has a magma core? And this other orange is segmented into time zones? (Yes, there were quite a number of gratuitous oranges in this book.) Very weird. She refused to read it again and I don't blame her.½

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"In the Garden" is a simple book exploring the different things you can find in gardens. Different types of vegetables, herbs, flowers, fruits, and animals are shown on each page. Children are encouraged to find each different type of produce in the pictures. There are little fold out flaps that give different facts about the produce, flowers, and animals found on each page. This book was really simple, yet fairly enjoyable. I think it's a good choice for younger readers who are still learning their fruits and vegetables.½

The books teaches about the different types of forests and what makes them different from one another. The foldout flaps teach about different insects and animals that live in each specific forest.
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This book introduces the type of environment for each continent. This books also gives facts about different plants for each region.
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The book “pyramids” Is a descriptive text and picture book about the history and creation of pyramids. The style of the book is very informative and accurately describes how the pyramids are made and what they are used for. The information is accurate but is described in simplified terms so that children of all ages can learn and understand. The first thing I noticed is the pictures in book have great detail, and are interesting. The next thing I noticed is the information is clear and easy to understand even for a semi-difficult topic like the pyramids and mummification. I noticed and loved how they use the art in an interesting way to transition between topics. They use a flip book like effect to show the contrast of time, and when building the great pyramids. The style of art and the use of flip book style made me want to read it again.

This books explains the different types of vehicles and how theu function. Additionally, the graphic art is exploding off the pages. A great book for for toddlers and older children.

The board book is perfect for a young preschool student! It examines the different ways animals move such as which ones fly, which ones run, and which ones jump. The fact that it is written in a repetitive manner also aides in word acquisition for a young child. Highly recommend!

In the garden illustrates the different types of food that you can grow in a garden and what they foods can be used for. Is lets the reader know if you need to cook the vegetable of if you can eat it raw, or both ways. I really liked the feature on the pages that allowed you to unfold the page and find more information on the different types of gardening foods. This is a good and simple book for all ages.

In the Garden is a very easy science book about all sorts of flowers, fruits, and vegetables you'd find in the gaden. I really love the fold out pages that give you additional educational facts about the things that grow in gardens and even about the animals you could find. The illustrations are very bright and colorful. After reading this as an introduction to a science lesson, you could have the children grow a small plant, care for it, and mark the plant's growth each week. This is a great start to inspire them to start a garden at their house.½

A close up look at what grows in gardens and gives great facts about them, not only veggies and flowers but bugs too! The fold out feature makes it more interactive for children.

This book shows how gardens can vary in what they grow.

The books gives explanation of how architects decided where to place pyramids, how they were built in Egypt, what the purpose of pyramids were for, and how the Kings were mummified. The clear inserted pages are a great addition to the book making the images look three-dimensional. I thought the text was accurate and simple enough for beginner readers to understand. I rely enjoyed how at the end of the book there were pictures and descriptions of different styles of pyramids and where they are located (either in Egypt or outside of Egypt), the world's seven wonders, and the world's famous buildings. This would be a great book to use when teaching about Ancient Egypt.

Good introduction to marine life within a few habitats.

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