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- Author: Ruth Owen
- Publisher: Ruby Tuesday Books
- ISBN-10: 178856507X
- ISBN-13: 9781788565073
- Format: 21.1 x 21.1 x 0.8 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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In this fun book filled with beautiful, detailed photographs and fun worm facts, readers will enter the secret underground world of the earthworm.
- Discover how worms feed on soil and rotting leaves.
- Learn all about worm poop and how it's a nutritious food for trees and other plants.
- See how a worm's body is perfectly designed for wriggling through soil.
- Learn how worms must keep safe from being eaten by hungry birds and toads.
- And discover how worms mate, lay eggs, and make more worms!
This book is a perfect introduction to critter life cycles that's packed with core science vocabulary. The carefully leveled text and close-up images are a great way to get young readers enthused about nonfiction books and will get little nature fans seeing the humble earthworm in a whole new light.
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- Author: Ruth Owen
- Publisher: Ruby Tuesday Books
- ISBN-10: 178856507X
- ISBN-13: 9781788565073
- Format: 21.1 x 21.1 x 0.8 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
In this fun book filled with beautiful, detailed photographs and fun worm facts, readers will enter the secret underground world of the earthworm.
- Discover how worms feed on soil and rotting leaves.
- Learn all about worm poop and how it's a nutritious food for trees and other plants.
- See how a worm's body is perfectly designed for wriggling through soil.
- Learn how worms must keep safe from being eaten by hungry birds and toads.
- And discover how worms mate, lay eggs, and make more worms!
This book is a perfect introduction to critter life cycles that's packed with core science vocabulary. The carefully leveled text and close-up images are a great way to get young readers enthused about nonfiction books and will get little nature fans seeing the humble earthworm in a whole new light.
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