SuitabookCoasts shaped by water
The book asks how water destroys rocks and how the ocean shapes land, then introduces several coastal formations.
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Susie Brooks - Author
This is an introductory geography book about coasts: how water shapes rocks and land, the forms coastlines can take, and the living and conservation questions connected with them.
Where does water destroy rocks? How can the ocean shape the land? Readers explore the answers to these questions along with many others. This book introduces the basic formations of coasts, such as shores, gulfs, bays, and banks in understandable language and accessible content. Packed with fascinating information, each spread makes important geography topics fun with a colorful layout and detailed photographs of coasts around the world. Readers also learn about erosion, biodiversity, and other conservation issues in an age-appropriate way.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is an introductory geography book about coasts: how water shapes rocks and land, the forms coastlines can take, and the living and conservation questions connected with them.
The book asks how water destroys rocks and how the ocean shapes land, then introduces several coastal formations.
Detailed photographs show coasts around the world within a colourful spread-based layout.
The book brings together physical geography and environmental themes, so readers may encounter explanations of erosion alongside biodiversity and conservation issues.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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