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At the Beach: Explore & Discover the New Zealand Seashore
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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At the Beach: Explore & Discover the New Zealand Seashore
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Ned Barraud
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By (author) Gillian Candler
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:32 | Dimensions(mm): Height 230,Width 210 |
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ISBN/Barcode |
9781877517730
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Classifications | Dewey:574.993 |
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Illustrations |
Illustrated throughout
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Potton & Burton
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Imprint |
Potton & Burton
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Publication Date |
1 October 2012 |
Publication Country |
New Zealand
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Description
At the Beach is a delightful introduction to the natural history of the New Zealand seashore. The stage is set with beautiful, factually correct illustrations (including detailed cross-sections) of three familiar habitats - the sandy beach, rockpools and mudflats. Many of the plants and animals that play a part in these rich ecosystems are shown in situ, and readers are directed from there to pages dedicated to detailed coverage of: crabs; sea stars, kina and sea anemones; shellfish; seaweeds, sponges and sandhoppers; fish, jellyfish & shrimps; birds. Aimed at children 5-8 years old, but with appeal for anyone curious about New Zealand's natural environment, At the Beach is a must for the home, bach, classroom and library. Comes with a removable, waterproof quick-reference guide to common seashore animals.
Author Biography
Ned Barraud is a talented illustrator with a passion for sea creatures. His work has been published frequently in the School Journal, and he illustrated The Earthquake and the Butterfly (2012). He works at Weta Digital as a texture artist and lives in Wellington, spending lots of time exploring the seashore with his three young children. Gillian Candler was a secondary-school teacher for many years before moving into educational publishing with Learning Media in Wellington, where she worked as an editor, project manager and eventually CEO. She currently works as an educational publishing consultant from her home in Pukerua Bay.
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