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Encyclopedia of Discovery: Nature is a dynamic, fact-filled book that brings to life a multitude of subjects relating to the natural world. Here, in one compact volume, is detailed information about the world's amazing diversity of living things. Learn about the lives and habits of plants and animals both familiar and exotic, domestic and dangerous. Discover, too, the intricate and amazing workings of the human body.The volume also presents information about earthquakes and volcanoes, stars and planets, tornadoes and floods – all the fascinating phenomena that play a vital part in the world in which we live, on land, in the sea, and right out to the farthest reaches of the universe.Nature comprises 11 chapters, each structured as a series of self-contained double-page spreads dealing with one aspect of the subject. Simple, direct language and detailed, atmospheric illustrations and photographs will engage young readers and encourage them to discover for themselves the world around them.

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