DK Nature Encyclopedia

by Caroline Bingham and Ben Morgan

Book Overview

Ever wonder what a tardigrade might have looked like? Or what tree wetas eat? Now you can find out, because this great nature encyclopedia answers these questions and a jillion more. Organized into... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0789434113
• ISBN13: 9780789434111
• Release Date: August 1998
• Publisher: DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley)
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 3.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 8.9" x 11.2"
• Age Range: 17 years and under
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 12

Customer Reviews

Excellent book that kids will love

We use this book for homeschooling and it is fantastic. Kids are naturally interested in learning about living things and this book does a great job of teaching. It has excellent photos and illustrations and good content. DK makes another book for the younger reader but I'd say this one is suitable for 5th grade and older. You won't be disappointed by this book!

For the nature-challenged

This is a great book -- I tend to love the DK books anyway, but this is definitely one to have on your shelf. For all of us nature-challenged moms, this is a great one for helping the kids (whether you homeschool them or not!) understand God's creation! We love this one ... just wish it was spiral bound

Wonderful book on nature for all ages

Primarily bought as a gift for my 5 yr old nephew, I spent a considerable amount of time pouring over this book. A neat thing about this book is the wealth of information coupled with attractive, colorful pictures opening up the world of nature.

Rekindling Our Respect for Nature!

This book has succeeded in describing the great diversity of life on earth in such an interesting way with colorful photographs and new information that one can't help but stand in awe of our great planet.The chapters discuss : How living things work,ecology, classification, plants and animals. I was afraid that the animal section in this book would be a repetition of DK's Animal Encyclopedia, but thankfully it wasn't, I found new information everytime. For those who are not familiar with DK's encyclopedias one should know that the superior photography and layout of these books really captivate children's attention and fascination with this world.

love of nature grows the more we know

I am delighted with this encyclopedia which I ordered as a present for my six year old. This handsome book has beautiful pictures and lots of information covering many aspects of nature. Attractive and accessible, it provides great rewards for the young reader whose love and respect of nature will grow as their knowledge expands. I expect it to be used in greater depth as my daughter grows older. For now, she loves to open it up and see what she finds - and becomes engaged immediately. I highly recommend it.