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Penguins The Ultimate Penguin Book for Kids - 100+ Amazing Penguin Facts Photos Quiz + More - cover

Penguins The Ultimate Penguin Book for Kids - 100+ Amazing Penguin Facts Photos Quiz + More

Jenny Kellett

Publisher: Bellanova Books

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Summary

"Dive into the exciting world of penguins!"
 
Do your kids love penguins? In The Ultimate Penguin Book for Kids, best-selling non-fiction author Jenny Kellett gives you only the best penguin facts that kids will love.
 
With over 100 incredible penguin facts, color penguin photos and a BONUS penguin word search available on in the print version, children will be completely immersed and fascinated by the exciting world of everyone's favorite bird in this interactive penguin book for kids.
 
Penguins are some of the most magnificent creatures on Earth, and a favorite with kids and adult alike! Learn amazing penguin facts before taking the ultimate penguin quiz to test your knowledge.
 
Penguin book sample
 
Did you know...?
 
* When it gets very cold in Antarctica, Emperor Penguins often huddle together to stay warm
 
* There are 17 species of penguins, 13 of which are endangered or on the brink of extinction.
 
* A group of penguins in the water is called a 'raft'. A group of penguins on the land is called a 'waddle'.
 
You'll find these penguin facts and many more in this illustrated penguin book for kids. With 20+ stunning penguin pictures, even early readers will enjoy The Ultimate Penguin Book for Kids - as well as adults!
 
Perfect for teaching children to read, while letting them learn about the fascinating world of penguins - The Ultimate Penguin Book for Kids is ideal for long car journeys and bedtime reading.
 
In addition to providing a wealth of interesting and educational penguin facts, The Ultimate Penguin Book for Kids also includes interactive features that make learning about these fascinating creatures even more fun. The included word search is a great way for kids to practice spelling and vocabulary skills, while the quiz allows them to test their knowledge and see just how much they have learned.
 
But it isn't just for kids! The comprehensive and easy-to-understand explanations of penguin characteristics, behaviors, and habitats make it a great resource for readers of all ages. And with beautiful color photos that bring the penguins to life, this book is sure to be a hit with penguin enthusiasts of all ages.
 
Order your copy today and start exploring the exciting world of penguins!
Available since: 04/22/2023.
Print length: 82 pages.

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