Books with title Shoreline

This book is part of a series that attempts to reveal nature with an intimacy never seen before. The books look at how a butterfly's wing might look to another butterfly, or why a pond skater has furry feet. The photographs bring the habitats of meadow, tree, rockpool and river to life with text revealing how each creature lives, eats and breeds, its method of outwitting predators, and how it adapts to its surroundings. This book looks at the inhabitants of the shoreline including the oystercatcher, worms, scallops and shrews.

Part of a series of photographic information books which take a close-up look at the world around us, this book examines the plants and animals along the shoreline, studying the inhabitants of this environment in detail, explaining how and why they have adapted to their surroundings. There are captions on specific features and helpful annotation pointing out unusual detail. The integrated text and photographs show the reader how to look closer and find out even more about all kinds of things in the natural world - from a frog's legs to a dragonfly's eyes.

"The green dolphin loves to leap and sing. The stingray s tail has a zappy sting!" From great blue whales to tickly eight-armed octopuses, meet an assortment of adorable animals and find out what s happening on the shoreline! This chunky but lightweight and child-friendly board book is packed with charming illustrations and lively rhyming text. Guaranteed to entertain young children, while subtly teaching them about colours, animal sounds and more.