The Earth: natural history: general interest

What are The World's Greatest Mountain Ranges?

All rivers lead to the ocean but the longest have the most direct lines.

Did you know that despite being majority water, the Earth is also home to deserts?

Get your kids' feet and hands dirty even only virtually with this Exploring the Woods Science and Nature children's book.

Virtually make your kids plunge and dive into the deep blue seas and meet the incredible sea mammals down there.

To a child, the world is an alien place.

The weather changes constantly and each change may come in with questions from the little one.

The understanding of weather will bring so many benefits.

In the following pages, we will discover the answer to the question "e;Where do clouds come from?

What would you see if you ride a submarine to explore the deep blue sea?

You see frogs, I see toads.

Is God angry that's why He's sending the typhoons, hurricanes and cyclones your way?

Even an arid area like the desert can be home to the most resilient animals.

To a child, all water formations can be summed up as the ocean.

What are landforms?

Let's define what the four elements are, shall we?

What's the weather like today?

Let's talk about the big fish and mammals of the deep sea.

Do dolphin use words to communicate with each other?

If everything that goes up must come down then does that mean that the snow, hail, rain and sleet also come from the ground?

Let's swim the deep blue sea and marvel at all the beautiful creatures you will meet there!

Who lives in the rainforest?

Different parts of the world yield different species of trees.

Learn about trees and how important they are to the environment through this educational book.

Here's another interesting book of trees that you would love your child to have!

Did you know that different parts of the world grow different kinds of trees, too?

Did you know that desserts, though barren, are abuzz with life?

Where do waters in streams and rivers go?

While it's fun to say that it's a rainy day, or a sunny day, and so on; it's better to understand how those happen.

What is an ecosystem, and why is it important that it be balanced?

The North Eastern Trees are the star of this educational book.

Fishermen like holidays because they keep other folks off the water.

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What if we could help to save our planet through small habit changes in our homes?

** An FT Book of the Year and Winner of the Penn Libraries Book Prize for Sustainability**The Darkness Manifesto urges us to cherish darkness for the sake of the environment, our own wellbeing, and all life on earth.

Winner of the Royal Society Science Book.

"e;Night and Moonlight"e; is an 1863 essay by American essayist Henry David Thoreau that explores the moon and its place in literary tradition.

"e;Hours From the Night"e; is a fantastic collection of classic essays by a variety of famous writers all connected through a common theme: night time.

"e;Alaska, the Great Country"e; is a 1908 novel by E.

First published in 1935, this book takes a detailed look at Cannock Chase, an area of countryside in Staffordshire, England.

"e;Everyday Doing's of Insects"e; is a fantastic guide to all things insects, looking at a variety of subjects from why insects are certain colours, to how they fly, breathe, and much more.

"e;Adventures in Woodcraft"e; contains a fantastic collection of nature stories and studies by various authors.

This vintage book looks at the problems that are caused by various birds and, to a lesser extent, other animals in America.

"e;A Nature Puzzle Book"e; is a charming volume full of answers to some of nature's 'mysteries', including why birds sing, what actually happens in a bee-hive, and so on.

"e;My Own Nature Log Book"e; is a book for keeping records and notes relating to nature.

This vintage book contains a classic log book of the seasons, being a guide to what is to be looked for and what is to be heard in each of the seasons.

A little handbook of ancient wisdom, revealing the signs, omens, and portents conveyed by the weather.

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive.

First published in 1925, this volume contains an interesting account of an ornithological trip to the Danube Delta, the second largest river delta in Europe primarily situated in Romania and the Ukraine.

Originally published in 1875, this work details what life was like on the Upper Thames before the 20th century, the people who lived there and the trades they developed.