EncyclopediaFirst Geography & Human Body Educational Set
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About
Geography
The First Geography Encyclopaedia takes you on a fascinating journey around the world. How does our planet work? How do people use its resources? Find out inside this guide, the only encyclopaedia for this age group that covers the subjects of human geography, physical geography and geology together in one volume.
Human Body
Help your child learn all about the body from head to toe with First Human Body Encyclopedia. They'll discover how our eyes work to how the heart pumps, plus interesting facts like what happens to us as we grow up and how many bones make up our skeleton.From moving muscles to the brain and senses, kids will love getting to grips with this exciting encyclopedia.Perfect for homework or just for fun, First Human Body Encyclopedia is the ideal starting place for children aged 6 and up intrigued about how our bodies work.
Product Features
Geography
- CONTRIBUTORS - Author: DK
- >PUBLISHED BY - Penguin Putnam Inc
- EAN - 9780241293447
- DATE PUBLISHED - 30 September 2016
- COUNTRY - United States
- CITY - New York, NY
- PAGES - 128
- GENRE - Reference works (Children's / Teenage)
Human Body
- CONTRIBUTORS - Author: DK
- PUBLISHED BY - Dorling Kindersley Ltd
- EAN - 9780241188774
- DATE PUBLISHED - 03 October 2016
- COUNTRY - United Kingdom
- CITY - London
- PAGES - 136
- GENRE - Science & technology: general interest (Children's / Teenage)
Dimensions
- WEIGHT - 574 g
- WIDTH - 216 mm
- HEIGHT - 278 mm
- SPINE - 10 mm
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