Similar to Biomes - Rainforests, Michelle Dawson

Every day after school, Tom goes to Nanas house and enjoys digging in the garden, pulling out the weeds and watering the garden. Today when Tom arrives, Nana has a surprise. Close your eyes and no peeking Tom. Says Nana. I have a surprise for you What could the surprise be wondered Tom. This picture...

Author: john Baines Publisher: Wayland (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1991) What is the atmosphere Why is it polluted How can we protect it The atmosphere is all around us. Without it there would be no water, plants, animals or people. It provides the air we breathe and controls our climate. But ...

Author: Duncan Brewer Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2003) The Biomes series looks at some of the Earth's major life zones: the natural networks of living things found in different regions of the world. Each title opens with one person's experiences, then considers how plants...

Author: Malcom Penny Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2003) The Biomes series looks at some of the Earth's major life zones: the natural networks of living things found in different regions of the world. Each title opens with one person's experiences, then considers how plants ...

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Author Sandy McKey Publisher: Longacre Press, New Zealand (2001) Winner - Junior Fiction 2002 New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards. What is Colin doing scrambling about in the rubbish bin Has he lost something His sister thinks he's lost his marbles, his father thinks he's lost his manners, and h...

Author: Ross Knowles Publisher: Choice Books, Australia (1997) For most people considering investment, the critical decisions are about what returns to aim for and what risks to take. But do you also want decide whether or not your money is used to support, say, arms manufacture, uranium mining, or ...

Author: Meighan Morrison Publisher: Scholastic, New Zealand (1993) This maginificant Earth deserves far better care. We can help in its rescue if we each do our share. This reflective tale looks at what people have done to our planet - and carries a message of hope for our future. Long live Earth Note: This is a picture book. Softcover, 28 pages (used)

Author: Vicki McVey Publisher: Sierra Club Books for Children, United States (1993) The Sierra Club Kids Guide to Planet Care and Repair describes the problems humankind has caused and suggests specific thing each one of us can do to help repair the damage, including tips for writing letters to gove...

Author: John Elkington Publisher: Victor Gollancz (1990) John Elkington give an insiders view of the Green movement on the threshold of the Nineties. As tv screens were filled with evocative images of burning rainforests and oilspills; every paper carried headlines on green issues. Hardback, 278 pages (Used)

Author: Scott Lewis Publisher: Living Planet Press, United States (1990) The Rainforest Book is every person's window into the spectacular world of tropical rainforests - their amazing diversity, the threats to their survival, and the ways we can preserve them for future generations. This easy-to-re...

Author: Duncan Brewer Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2003) The Biomes series looks at some of the Earth's major life zones: the natural networks of living things found in different regions of the world. Each title opens with one person's experiences, then considers how plants...

Author: John Woodward Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2003) The Biomes series looks at some of the Earth's major life zones: the natural networks of living things found in different regions of the world. Each title opens with one person's experiences, then considers how plants...

Authors: Rosie Harlow and Sally Morgan Publisher: Kingfisher, United Kingdom (1999) This book looks at the problem of producing too much rubbish and explains how recycling it can help to make our environment a cleaner and safer place. It suggests lots of experiments and things to do to look outfor, ...

Author: Richard Hatton Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1992) Greenhouse effect Solar power Nuclear waste Discover why we need energy, how the production of energy has affected the environment, how scientisits are experimenting with alternative forms of energy and how we can he...

Author: Isaac Asimov Publisher: Garath Stevens Publishing, United States (1992) Ask Isaac Asimov - a series specially designed to address those hard-to-answer questions young readers often ask their parents. Assisted by stunning photographs and illustrations, and using his characteristic light tone ...

Author: Mark Lambert Publisher: Wayland Publishers (1990) Over the centuries, farming has changed the face of the Earth. Steep mountainsides have been terraced to grow crops, while grain, fruit and vegetables flourish in the desert. Today's farmers produce better yields than ever before - but at a p...

Author: Jen Green Publisher: Chrysalis Children's Books, United Kingdom (2004) This important new series explores the environmental problems that threaten Earth. Through clear text and superb photographs and diagrams, each book encourages children to discuss the issues and explains how they can help...

Author: Debbie Silver Publisher: Wayland (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1991) Have you caused any damage to planet Earth today No Are you sure this book investigates the links between the food we eat and environmental problems around the world. Do you know what is in your favourite food Do you kn...

Author: Terry Jennings Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1992) Food chains Zoos Habitat destruction Discover how wildlife and people are important to each other, how both are affected when human activity upsets the balance of nature and what is being done to prevent any more spe...