Bøger af Tory Christie

En lille plysset panda sidder og gnasker bambus i tågeskoven. Men hvor præcis på jordkloden lever pandaen? Billedbog om pandaen og dens levested for børn fra 3-6 år.

En lille langhalet kapucinerabe svinger sig i trætoppene i den frodige regnskov. Men hvor præcis på jordkloden lever kapucineraben? Billedbog om kapucineraben og dens levested for børn fra 3-6 år.

Historien begynder hos en brunpandet kapucinerabe i Brasiliens regnskov og zoomer derpå ud, så man kan se, hvor på jordkloden dens levested befinder sig og få en forståelse af de forskellige verdensdele - her Sydamerika.Smuk og tankevækkende naturformidling om levesteder og livsvilkår, som lægger op til en snak om naturbevaring.

Historien begynder hos en panda i tågeskoven på en bjergside i Kina og zoomer derpå ud så man kan se, hvor på jordkloden dens levested befinder sig og få en forståelse af de forskellige verdensdele - her Asien. Smuk og tankevækkende naturformidling om levesteder og livsvilkår, som lægger op til en snak om naturbevaring.

Where is your place on the big blue Earth? This richly illustrated series illuminates unique geographical perspectives. Starting with close-ups on one animal, the ever-widening views show areas from forest to village, city to state, country, continent, and ocean, and finally the planet in space. Includes a map labeling places shown. Perfect for inspiring young minds to think big, these picture books also support C3 standards for geography related to maps, culture, and environment. In Australia, a small koala munches on eucalyptus. Where is his place on the big blue Earth? Starting with a baby koala in Australia, this richly illustrated poem illuminates a unique geographical perspective, showcasing the Australian environment. Take in ever-widening views from trees to city, beach, farmsteads, animals of the bush, country, continent, ocean, and finally the planet in space. Back matter includes a glossary of Australian animals and geographical terms. Endsheets include a labeled map of Australia. The third picture book in the Big Blue Earth series from Amicus Ink, this title will inspire young minds to think big. It also supports C3 standards for geography related to maps, culture, and environment.

A girl, a dare, and a mysterious creatureCecilia Blue LaRue is the only girl in her class, the only girl in her family of boys, and mad at her only friend. But then Honey Brooks moves into the neighborhood, and a rare blue lynx is spotted in the woods.Celie sees adventure. Honey sees colors.With a dare on the line, Celie and Honey focus on clues to finding the wildcat. The trouble is, finding the lynx among the hues and shadows of the forest is just as tricky as figuring out friendship-and knowing which secrets to tell, and which secrets to keep.A vivid tale of friendship, told through the lens of 1970s film photography

Illustrations and easy-to-read text show that a tiny monkey in South America is in a jungle that is in a country on a continent on the Earth.