Daylight and daily life
The book compares how the sun’s movement and differing daylight hours affect life in places including the South Pole and Svalbard.
Book details
Jen Breach - Author
A globe-spanning introduction to solstice and daylight, Solstice combines short child-centred stories with scientific and cultural information. Its 14 examples, varied artwork and pictographs invite readers to compare how the sun shapes daily life in different places.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA globe-spanning introduction to solstice and daylight, Solstice combines short child-centred stories with scientific and cultural information. Its 14 examples, varied artwork and pictographs invite readers to compare how the sun shapes daily life in different places.
The book compares how the sun’s movement and differing daylight hours affect life in places including the South Pole and Svalbard.
The book moves between fictional viewpoints and factual explanation. Pause over how a story conveys information, and whether the examples present each culture with sufficient individuality rather than making places feel interchangeable.
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