Busca los animales de tu ciudad

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While any number of books focus on farm, jungle, or ocean animals, Busca los animales de tu ciudad concentrates on the animals that children see most often—squirrels, ducks, dogs, cats, butterflies, and more. Photo-real illustrations and concise blocks of text provide information on where these animals come from, how they reproduce, and what they eat, providing kids with a greater understanding of the animals that form such an integral part of their cities. Aunque hay muchos libros que se enfocan en los animales de la granja, la jungla o el océano, Busca los animales de tu ciudad se concentra más bien en los animales que los niños ven más a menudo—ardillas, patos, perros, gatos, mariposas y más. Ilustraciones fotográficas y bloques cortos de texto proveen información sobre los orígenes de estos animales, cómo reproducen y lo que comen, brindándoles a los niños un mejor entendimiento de los animales que son una parte tan integral de sus ciudades.

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Total de páginas 32

Autor:

Pere Rovira
Rovira I Planas, Pere

Categoría:

Juvenil No Ficción

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