Captivating images | Plant (Eyewitness Books)

Great basics for adults and children. | Plant (Eyewitness Books) | Dorling Kindersley Ltd

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	• Plant (Eyewitness Books) Dorling Kindersley Ltd Knopf Books for Young Readers, 1989 - 63 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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Plant A book review

The Most interesting thing was that when butterflies are sleeping their proboscus is tucked under their head. The most surprising thing in the book was that rose hips have ten to one hundred times the vitamin C than any other food. Plants is an excellent book. It told alot of interesting information. Anyone would like to read it, for a report or just for fun.
By B. Carlson

Captivating images

This book, like all those in this DK series, contains images that are absolutely captivating to children from preschool upwards--and to adults as well. The images speak volumes about the growth of plants. It's a fascinating and useful reference book for children.

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Great basics for adults and children.

Good introduction to plants for all those of reading age. Also a good review for those who studied botany too long ago!

Full-color photos. "The most impressive feature of this book is the quality of the carefully composed images, such as the time-lapse aging of a blossom. Each superb spread contains a complete topic, including how a plant is pollinated, how seeds are spread, and surviving above the snow line. Readers of many ages can appreciate this."--(starred) Science Books & Films.