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4th Grade Geography: North and South Poles - Fourth Grade Books Polar Regions for Kids - cover

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4th Grade Geography: North and South Poles - Fourth Grade Books Polar Regions for Kids

Baby Professor

Publisher: Baby Professor

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Summary

When you're in the North Pole, how would you know where the South Pole is? This is a trick question because everything in the North Pole actually points South! Open the pages of this educational book to learn more about the North and South Poles. You will love how interactive this book is because of the use of selected pictures and minimal texts. Buy a copy now!
Available since: 12/20/2015.

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