Inside Animals: Birds
(Paperback)
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Paperback
Published: 9th March 2021
Hardback
Published: 14th May 2019
Paperback
Published: 12th November 2020
Hardback
Published: 14th May 2019
Paperback
Published: 9th March 2021
Hardback
Published: 14th May 2019
Paperback
Published: 9th March 2021
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Published: 14th May 2019
Hardback
Published: 14th May 2019
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Published: 14th January 2021
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Published: 14th May 2019
Publishing Details
Inside Animals: Birds
By (Author) David West
Hachette Children's Group
Wayland
12th November 2020
United Kingdom
Classifications
Children
Non Fiction
598
Physical Properties
Paperback
24
Width 219mm, Height 229mm, Spine 1mm
111g
Description
Introduces children to the anatomy of animals with cutaway illustrations
What wonders can you find out about the amazing world of birds See what a penguin really looks like inside; find out how a birds digests its food and where an ostrich keeps its eggs plus many more dazzling facts about the amazing variety of birds in the world. The Inside Animals series introduces children to the anatomy of animals with cutaway illustrations, with the outer image followed by the inner image over the next page, so children can understand exactly how anatomy works. There is also a handy glossary at the back to explain key scientific terms in an accessible way.Perfect for any curious 6-8 year old or budding scientist.Author Bio
David West is a graphic designer, illustrator and author of children's information books. He has produced over 500 titles on subjects ranging from dinosaurs and mythology to technology and science. Some of his best known titles include Brain Surgery for Beginners, Fifty Three and a Half Things that Changed the World and Dinosaurs in My Street. David went to art school in Kingston-upon-Thames and Harrow, where he specialised in information graphics. He lives in south west London with his wife, two sons, a cat and a goldfish who's over 14 years old. When he's not illustrating, writing and designing he can be found fishing for salmon in Scottish rivers or painting portraits for fun.
