Seek and Find Biomes: Tundra Alpine Forest Rainforest Savanna Grassland Desert Freshwater Marine

Description

Age range 6 to 9 Learn about the plants and animals in nine unique biomes with fun facts, engaging questions, and intricate illustrations A biome is a naturally occurring community of diverse plants and animals. Explore your world top to bottom with Seek & Find Biomes to learn what makes each one totally unique and see if you can spot the recurring shapes hidden throughout the illustrations. Did you know that jaguars have been known to hunt in the Sonoran Desert? Or that the Amazon, the most powerful river in the world, is home to the unique pink river dolphin? Seek and find these creatures and many more in their natural biomes. A helpful glossary provides details for further discovery.

Jorrien Peterson is one half of the husband/wife design duo Fell, focusing on design with a sense of place. Fell specializes in a minimal approach to illustration and believes there is beauty in simplicity. Jorrien's work has been featured in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual, the Association of Illustrators World Illustration Awards, the AIGA Salt Lake City 100 Show, Design Arts Utah, the Springville Museum of Art Spring Salon, and Stationery Trends.

A seek and find book with a beautifully simplistic and minimal approach, Jorrien Peterson's new work is a can't miss. Kids will learn about nine unique biomes (naturally occurring communities), what makes them special, be challenged to find specific flora and fauna and answer a question at the end of each "lesson."--Amber Guetebier "Red Tricycle" (4/17/2020 12:00:00 AM) "This book has been a lockdown lifesaver. My kids are curious, creative, and seriously cooped up. Only one of them can read independently, but they both adore this book. Each beautifully illustrated spread has some "Where's Waldo"-esque hunts for different plants and animals and a short intro to each type of biome and the book's specific example of that biome. In the back are more in-depth facts about each animal and plant in the book. My not-yet-a-reader loves searching for the animals, and my ravenous reader likes to flip to the back when he's alone and learn more about arctic bumblebees, etc."-- "Looseleaf E&P" (8/3/2020 12:00:00 AM)