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Curious Kids Nature Guide: Explore the Amazing Outdoors of the Pacific Northwest (Curious Kids) Contributor(s): Cohen, Fiona (Author) , Fylling, Marni (Illustrator)
Curious Kids Nature Guide: Explore the Amazing Outdoors of the Pacific Northwest (Curious Kids) Contributor(s): Cohen, Fiona (Author) , Fylling, Marni (Illustrator)
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Curious Kids Nature Guide: Explore the Amazing Outdoors of the Pacific Northwest (Curious Kids)
Contributor(s): Cohen, Fiona (Author) , Fylling, Marni (Illustrator)
US SRP: $19.99 US
Binding: Hardcover
Pub Date: May 02, 2017
Physical Info: 0.5" H x 8.1" L x 7.2" W (0.75 lbs) 96 pages
Filled with fun facts and 100 full-color, beautiful, and scientifically accurate illustrations, this nature guide will inspire kids to go outdoors and discover the natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest.Did you know that baby raccoons are smaller than a bar of soap? Or that salmon smell using little pits in the front of their eyes? Curious Kids Nature Guide is filled with full-color illustrations and fun facts about the natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest, encouraging kids to discover and explore nature in their own backyards and beyond. Organized by habitat--forest, beach, fresh water, and backyards and urban parks--this book will teach kids about some of the most intriguing flora, fauna, and natural phenomena of the region while also sharing ecological lessons
FIONA COHEN is a science writer whose writing has appeared in the Seattle Post-IntelligencerGeorgia Straight, Victoria Times Colonist, and Canadian Geographic. She has had a lifelong passion for the natural history of the Pacific Northwest. She lives in Seattle and volunteers with Seattle Audubon.
A science illustrator, writer, and educator, MARNI FYLLING has a BS in zoology from UC Davis and a graduate certificate in natural science illustration from UC Santa Cruz. Her favorite thing to do is explore tide pools--although sketching insects and wildflowers (or just about anything else) is a close second.