Children's Picture Atlas
- Subject
- Places - General
- Age
- 3-5 years
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 48
- Publisher
- Arcturus Editions
- Size
- 22.6 cm × 28.2 cm
- ISBN
- 9781398814424
Young readers can take a voyage of discovery around our incredible planet in this accessible hardcover guide, filled with charming full-color illustrations. This picture atlas is perfect for junior explorers. Seven large maps introduce the continents - together with fascinating facts about the cities, monuments, and natural wonders that can be found in each one. With accessible text and bold pictures, it's the perfect way for children to expand their horizons and spark their curiosity about the planet we inhabit. On this fascinating journey, they'll learn about: • Extraordinary wild animals • Wild habitats and busy cities • Famous monuments • Natural wonders A wonderful learning resource for young readers aged 5+.
About the author
AdamsAuthor
Julia Adams is a freelance editor and author who specialises in children's non-fiction titles. She lives in Edmonton, Canada. Amelia Herbertson is an illustrator based in Sydney, Australia. As well as producing vibrant artworks for books, she creates illustrations for stationary and home décor brands. Amelia has a particular passion for typography and creating artworks inspired by nature.
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