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Book Synopsis

Nature is like a magical journey that transforms with every step.

Peel back the pages of this gloriously illustrated book to discover a world of ever-changing animal habitats.

Interactive split pages create an immersive experience: readers are taken on a visual journey through each unique home, as they meet the incredible animals that live there.

With simple facts and stunning, collaged artwork, this is the perfect book for nature lovers.

From mountain tops to forest floors, from vast oceans to shifting sands – animal habitats connect to form one amazing home.

Our home.

Our Earth.

Our Review Panel says...

‘Habitats’ by Hannah Pang and gloriously illustrated by Isobel Lundie is a beautifully illustrated, informative book. Taking you through different habitats of our planet, each page is packed with fascinating facts. Carefully designed pages reveal facts behind each flap. There is so much to see and learn on every page. The illustrations feel life like with intricate layers of texture created through the drawings. T

here are so many animals to learn about and explore. This book would be perfect to use within the classroom setting during a science lesson to add more depth to a lesson about habitats. The book could be used to share a fact with the class or using it as a resource for children who love learning about animals. This book is a perfect gift for nature lovers and one I will be using again and again in my classroom.

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