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What Happens Next? (Uncover and Discover)

What Happens Next? (Uncover and Discover)

by Marc Boutavant (Illustrator), Marc Boutavant (Illustrator), Nicola Davies (Author)

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    Paperback 2012

    $3.40
Synopsis

Lift the flaps and find out what animals do next in this fun-filled, stylish biology book. What Happen Next? is one of the four simple novelty titles in the Uncover and Discover series that explores aspects of animal life for very young children. What Happen Next? looks at animal behaviour in an enjoyable and friendly way with strong text from writer and biologist Nicola Davies accompanied by stunning artwork and simple lift-the-flap spreads. A fresh, stylish alternative to other books in the genre. Spreads at the back encourage children to revisit what they have learned throughout the book.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 24
 Publisher: Walker Books
Published: 01 Nov 2012
ISBN 10: 1406328103
ISBN 13: 9781406328103
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years

Author Bio
Nicola Davies is a zoologist and writer who graduated from Cambridge with a degree in zoology before going on to work in television. She is the author of non-fiction books Poo, Big Blue Whale, Surprising Sharks and Ice Bear, as well as the novel Home, and Gaia Warriors - a book about climate change written in collaboration with scientist James Lovelock. Her latest books for Walker include A First Book of Nature, the Silver Street Farm fiction series, about three children who set up a city farm, and the Uncover and Discover books. Nicola lives in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales. www.nicola-davies.com This series is Mark Boutavant's first project for a UK publisher. He is extremely popular in Europe and has illustrated books for Albin Michel, Actes Sud Junior, Nathan, Seuil Jeunesse and Mila. In 2002, he created his own animal series called Mouk at Editions Milan, published in the UK by Random House. He has also worked for the Guardian and the New York Times. Marc lives in Paris.