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Animals: Together or Alone (Ages 7–10) – Illustrated Wildlife & Behavior Book
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Animals: Together or Alone (Ages 7–10) – Illustrated Wildlife & Behavior Book
Author & Publisher Background: Written by Mia Cassany and illustrated by Tania Garcia, published by Welbeck Children’s Books (Hachette Children's Group), renowned for creating beautifully designed, vibrant nonfiction that makes animal science and behavioral ecology captivating for young learners.
Short Description: Discover how and why animals live together or alone in Animals: Together or Alone! This beautifully illustrated children’s nonfiction book explores fascinating animal behavior, social communities, and survival strategies through fun facts about flamingos, polar bears, zebras, emperor penguins, rhinos, and many more. It is an engaging, screen-free choice for young readers interested in wildlife, nature, and natural science, helping them understand the social dynamics of the animal kingdom.
Product Details:
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Genre: Informative Books / Nature, Wildlife, Animal Behavior & Science
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Author: Mia Cassany
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Illustrator: Tania Garcia
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Publisher: Welbeck Children’s Books (Hachette)
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Format: Hardcover Edition
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Pages: 48 Pages (Fully illustrated with color artwork)
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Language: English
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Publication Date: 12 May 2022
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Target Age: 7–10 Years (Class 2 to Class 5 / Grades 2–5)
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ISBN-13: 9781914519369
Why Readers & Parents Will Enjoy It: It goes beyond simple identification to answer the why and how of animal behavior—teaching children why some species thrive in massive herds or colonies while others prefer a solitary life. The vibrant artwork and captivating trivia make it a wonderful, thought-provoking addition to any child's library.
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Product Details
Title:
Animals: Together or Alone (Ages 7–10) – Illustrated Wildlife & Behavior Book
Author & Publisher Background: Written by Mia Cassany and illustrated by Tania Garcia, published by Welbeck Children’s Books (Hachette Children's Group), renowned for creating beautifully designed, vibrant nonfiction that makes animal science and behavioral ecology captivating for young learners.
Short Description: Discover how and why animals live together or alone in Animals: Together or Alone! This beautifully illustrated children’s nonfiction book explores fascinating animal behavior, social communities, and survival strategies through fun facts about flamingos, polar bears, zebras, emperor penguins, rhinos, and many more. It is an engaging, screen-free choice for young readers interested in wildlife, nature, and natural science, helping them understand the social dynamics of the animal kingdom.
Product Details:
-
Genre: Informative Books / Nature, Wildlife, Animal Behavior & Science
-
Author: Mia Cassany
-
Illustrator: Tania Garcia
-
Publisher: Welbeck Children’s Books (Hachette)
-
Format: Hardcover Edition
-
Pages: 48 Pages (Fully illustrated with color artwork)
-
Language: English
-
Publication Date: 12 May 2022
-
Target Age: 7–10 Years (Class 2 to Class 5 / Grades 2–5)
-
ISBN-13: 9781914519369
Why Readers & Parents Will Enjoy It: It goes beyond simple identification to answer the why and how of animal behavior—teaching children why some species thrive in massive herds or colonies while others prefer a solitary life. The vibrant artwork and captivating trivia make it a wonderful, thought-provoking addition to any child's library.
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