First Animal Encyclopedia: A First Reference Guide to the Animals of the World. Questo articolo non è disponibile.First Animal Encyclopedia: A First Reference Guide to the Animals of the World

Leap into the fascinating world of animals!

Watch animals of all kinds in action and investigate their habits and habitats in the readable, browse-able, picture-packed First Animal Encyclopedia. Children will learn all about different animal groups ― including mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians, insects, and fish ― and meet amazing creatures in all sizes, shapes, and colors. Clear, vibrant photographs bring it all to life in the pages of this delightful first reference book for kids.

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