Seagrass Dreams: A Counting Book
Author: Kathleen Hanes
Format: Hardback, 286mm x 222mm, 32 pages
Published: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc, United States, 2017
Seagrass Dreams is a unique counting book and introduction to marine life that stars animals who make their home in seagrass. While learning to count from 1 to 11, meet a host of marine animals, such as the great barracuda, yellow stingray, bucktooth parrot fish, and chocolate chip sea star. Find out each animal's name, scientific name, natural habitat, and more! Seagrass Dreams features gorgeous illustrations, adding a colourful and engaging element to this delightful book. Seagrass Dreams closes with a list of the common species of seagrass, their scientific names, and where each can be found.
Kathleen Hanes received her Ph.D in Marine Biology from the University of Florida; part of her research was conducted in the Bahamas, where she spent 18 months clipping seagrass - in turtle-sized bites - to see what effect reintroducing sea turtles into an area would have upon the ecosystem there. She currently teaches high school AP Environmental Science and lives in St. Louis with her family and two cats, Jack and Annie.
Author: Kathleen Hanes
Year of Publication: 2017
Genre: Pre-school & Early Learning
Format: Hardback
Interest Age: From 3 to 7 years
Author: Kathleen Hanes
Format: Hardback, 286mm x 222mm, 32 pages
Published: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc, United States, 2017
Seagrass Dreams is a unique counting book and introduction to marine life that stars animals who make their home in seagrass. While learning to count from 1 to 11, meet a host of marine animals, such as the great barracuda, yellow stingray, bucktooth parrot fish, and chocolate chip sea star. Find out each animal's name, scientific name, natural habitat, and more! Seagrass Dreams features gorgeous illustrations, adding a colourful and engaging element to this delightful book. Seagrass Dreams closes with a list of the common species of seagrass, their scientific names, and where each can be found.
Kathleen Hanes received her Ph.D in Marine Biology from the University of Florida; part of her research was conducted in the Bahamas, where she spent 18 months clipping seagrass - in turtle-sized bites - to see what effect reintroducing sea turtles into an area would have upon the ecosystem there. She currently teaches high school AP Environmental Science and lives in St. Louis with her family and two cats, Jack and Annie.