Understanding the sky
The book explores where the sky begins and ends and carries readers through the atmosphere and wind.
Book details
Hélène Druvert - Author
This offers a visually led introduction to the sky, moving from atmosphere and wind towards human flight and planetary care. It may suit a child who enjoys factual discovery alongside intricate page design.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis offers a visually led introduction to the sky, moving from atmosphere and wind towards human flight and planetary care. It may suit a child who enjoys factual discovery alongside intricate page design.
The book explores where the sky begins and ends and carries readers through the atmosphere and wind.
Illustrations of zeppelins, hang-gliders and other vehicles show different ways humans have travelled through the sky.
Consider whether the child wants a browsable, display-style information book rather than a continuous narrative. The environmental ending could open discussion about how people affect and care for shared natural systems.
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