Search-and-Find Explorers – serie
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3 produkter
Inbunden, Engelska, 2027
122 kr
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Travel back in time to the land of the dinosaurs to spot more than 150 prehistoric creatures in this search-and-find book by paleontologist Dr Kiersten Formoso.Thousands of dinosaurs roamed the Earth during prehistoric times! Will kids be able to spot some of these iconic giants? In this beautiful search-and-find book, kids will have fun for hours as they try to find the T. rexes stalking their lunch prey, the herd of Triceratops squaring up for a fight, and the Pterodactylus hungry for a snack. Will they be able to spot the dome-headed dinosaurs clashing heads? Or the Oviraptor babies who just hatched in the sandy dunes of Mongolia?Vibrant illustrations by Hannah Abbo make for epic prehistoric scenes. As kids pore over the details, they'll also learn how fossils are discovered and preserved, and why different dinosaurs had different diets.Collect the series with Ocean Explorer.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2026
254 kr
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Inbunden, Engelska, 2026
118 kr
Skickas inom 7-10 vardagar
Dive to the depths of our oceans and spot over 150 incredible sea creatures in this search-and-find book by marine biologist Carlee Jackson.There are millions of creatures hiding in the depths of our oceans! In this beautiful search-and-find book, kids will snorkel around a coral reef, swim along a mangrove, and explore a shipwreck as they have fun for hours searching for sea creatures.Vibrant illustrations by Hannah Abbo make for beautiful underwater scenes. As kids pore over the details, they'll dive deeper and deeper within our oceans and discover habitats from around the world.Will they be able to spot the sea turtle hatchlings making a dash for the sea? Or the nurse shark having a snooze in the coral reef? How about the narwhals peeking through ice in the Arctic? Discover that epaulette sharks can "walk", how a rainbow sea slug defends itself against predators, and why honeycomb eels have two sets of jaws!