Seas: A lift-the-flap eco book

by	Carmen Saldaña

SKU: 9780241448403 Categories: CHILDREN'S, EARTH SCIENCES, Science ; Nature, Social issues: environment ; green issues (Children's, Teenage social topics: Environment, sustainability and green issues, TEENAGE), Water (Oceans, Lakes, etc.) Tags: Board book, books by julia donaldson, climate change, David Attenborough, English, Environment, Greta and the Giants, Greta Thunberg, JUVENILE NONFICTION, lift the flap book children, lift the flap books for 2 year olds, lift the flap books for 3 year olds, Little People Big Dreams, Lonely Planet, look inside books, national trust, Nature, No One is Too Small to Make a Difference, ocean, pop up books for 4 year olds, Robert Macfarlane, Tales from Acorn Wood, The Lost Words, The Uninhabitable Earth, There is no planet B, This Is Not A Drill, water, where the wild things are

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This lift-the-flap book uses plant-based inks, glues with minimal plastic content and is made from recycled board. Teaching children all about why our oceans and seas are so important and how we can help care for them better, this eco-friendly book is the perfect introduction to an important topic. With flaps to lift and facts to learn, this book also includes a section on how you can help.First factsIntroduces the worldRecommended for children aged 4+Also available in this Ladybird eco-friendly series:BeesTrees

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Weight	0.37 kg
Dimensions	1.5 × 21 × 21 cm
by	Carmen Saldaña
Format	Board book
Language	English
Pages	12
Publisher	Penguin Random House Children's UK
Year Published	2021-3-4
Imprint	Ladybird
For Ages	4-6
Publication City/Country	London, United Kingdom
ISBN 10	0241448409
Series	Ladybird Eco Books

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