Atlas of Adventures: Wonders of the World: 1

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this was a real winner what a fantastic book full of facts and they were so excited to see where aunty had travelled to and ask me questions.

Whether you re visiting the penguins of Antarctica, joining the Carnival in Brazil or a canoe safari down the Zambezi River, this book brings together more than 100 activities and challenges to inspire armchair adventurers of any age. Beautifully illustrated, Lucy Letherland’ s book features a map of each continent and suggested experiences therein, from exploring the pyramids of Egypt to visiting penguins in Antarctica. More Atlas of Adventures: A collection of natural wonders, exciting experiences and fun festivities from the four corners of the globe. Wonderful for revealing just how diverse the world really is- from the Great Barrier Reef, Highland Games to Rio Canival, Letherland has included an adventure to pique every reader’s interest.A very attractively presented non-fiction text that explores different landmarks and events across the globe.

Our favourite page was the one on London as we are visiting in half term and will try to look out for some of the things we saw on the map.In fact it could be an invitation to an adventure and if you choose the ' Atlas of Adventures' by Lucy Letherland, then you are sure to have some wonderful time travelling with your finger on the map through some of the most exciting places. a big, horizon-expanding non-fiction book for children curious about their world … a collection of colourful spreads illustrating some of the world’ s most varied places… – each page is bright and interesting, and generously scattered with bits of fascinating information.

By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. It truly is a family book and the size of it lends to lazy afternoons lay on the floor or sat around the table peering into it. Lucy Letherland's stunning artwork brings these wonders to life in all their awesomeness, with a real sense of their scale and history. Ben Handicott studied linguistics and education before heading off to learn Vietnamese and Mandarin over a number of years living in Asia.Though the business may cause sensory overload for some, I think many children will find their travels taking them to new places, tasting new foods, and meeting new people they had never imagined before.