Books in Planet Earth Books series

The world's deserts cover a quarter of the Earth's surface, but how much do you really know about them?Explore one of the most fascinating habitats on Earth!From an owl that barks like a dog to a sandfish that swims through the sand, deserts are home to many fascinating creatures. Meet wildlife that can adapt to the harsh conditions and marvel at desert oases.Series DescriptionDiscover the most unique habitats in the world with this guides to our planet. Packed with fascinating facts about everything from Emperor penguins to cacti and camels, this series is a must for every young explorer.From deserts and polar lands to rainforests and oceans, this fabulous book takes an in-depth look at different ecosystems around the world. Learn how each ecosystem is formed, the wildlife that lives there and how climate change and human interaction are affecting the planet.The Planet Earth Series includes:Deserts: 978-1-59566-570-6Oceans: 978-1-59566-573-7Polar Regions: 978-1-59566-572-0Rainforests: 978-1-59566-571-3

Long before humans even walked the earth, dinosaurs ruled its lands, seas, and skies. This information-rich book takes readers millions of years into Earths past to witness the birth, reign, and mass extinction of these incredible creatures. Intricately detailed 3-D images and illustrations of prehistoric species immerse readers in a time before humanity. As they explore the Mesozoic era, readers will learn about geological time, evolution, animal classification, and other essential science curriculum topics. Readers will pour over fascinating fact boxes to satiate their curiosity on this high-interest subject. With crucial science material and engaging subject matter even reluctant readers will absorb, this intriguing book will be a popular addition to any library.

Oceans cover two-thirds of our planet, holding 97 per cent of the earth s water. But oceans are much more than vast expanses of water. Beneath the deep waters lie mountains and volcanoes. Oceans are teeming with life both plants and animals. Explore the oceans of the world and learn how they remain full of water, how they influence the climate, the web of life they support, and the dangers posed by pollution and climate change. Books in this series: Planet Earth: Deserts Planet Earth: Forests Planet Earth: Mountains Planet Earth: Oceans Planet Earth: Poles Planet Earth: Rivers and Lakes

Domesticating animals, forging metals, developing written languages humanity has accomplished remarkable feats. This engaging book takes readers on a journey through human history where theyll encounter the greatest struggles our species has overcome. Revolutionary farming techniques, inventions, and scientific discoveries show readers the amazing thing humans are capable of achieving. A probing look at humanitys relationship with the planet, from the Great Smog of 1952 to contemporary affects of global warming, inspires readers to be environmentally conscientious. This accessible book, full of amazing photographs and 3-D visuals, will be a valuable addition to any library.