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La Oruga Muy Hambrienta (the Very Hungry Caterpillar's Very First Ocean Encyclopedia): Mi Primera Enciclopedia del Oceano

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La Oruga Muy Hambrienta (the Very Hungry Caterpillar's Very First Ocean Encyclopedia): Mi Primera Enciclopedia del OceanoEmbrcate en un viaje martimo con La oruga muy hambrienta y descubre los maravillosos mares y ocanos. Con este encantador primer libro sobre los ocanos, los nios recorrern el planeta azul y descubrirn todo lo que necesitan saber sobre la geografa de los ocanos y los animales que viven bajo el mar, desde los tiburones que los habitan hasta los montes submarinos que los forman. En su interior encontrars: Toda la informacin sobre los seres vivos que viven

Embárcate en un viaje marítimo con La oruga muy hambrienta y descubre los maravillosos mares y océanos.

Con este encantador primer libro sobre los océanos, los niños recorrerán el planeta azul y descubrirán todo lo que necesitan saber sobre la geografía de los océanos y los animales que viven bajo el mar, desde los tiburones que los habitan hasta los montes submarinos que los forman.

En su interior encontrarás:

Toda la información sobre los seres vivos que viven en el mar y sus hábitas: los mamíferos marinos, los peces de aguas profundas, las zonas oceánicas, las corrientes, las islas y mucho más.

Explicaciones útiles sobre temas interesantes, como el funcionamiento de las mareas, la contaminación o las diiferentes formas en que podemos cuidar los océanos.

Bonitas ilustraciones del estilo característico de Eric Carle, fotografías llamativas y diagramas sencillos que complementan la información de cada página.
Una primera enciclopedia en español imprescindible para todo niño que siente curiosidad sobre el mundo que lo rodea, y en especial para los amantes de La oruga muy hambrienta.

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Go on an amazing journey of discovery with the Very Hungry Caterpillar and learn about ocean wonders, from sharks to seamounts.

Take a tour of the blue planet and discover everything you need to know about ocean geography and the animals that live beneath the waves.

Inside you will find:
  • Topics that range from individual sea creatures and their habitats to how tides work and the ways in which we can look after the oceans.
  • Bite-size chunks of information are complemented by captivating illustrations in Eric Carle's eye-catching photography, simple how-it-works diagrams and pull out images
  • Information about marine mammals, deep sea fish, ocean zones, currents, islands, exploration, pollution, and much more in this one-of-a-kind introduction to oceans.

For lovers of The Very Hungry Caterpillar and all bright young minds, this is the ultimate must-have oceans encyclopedia.
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