Monday, 1 July 2019
"Walk this Underground World" by Kate Baker and Sam Brewster (Templar Publishing)
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Kate Baker,
lift the flap book,
Sam Brewster,
Templar Publishing,
Walk This Underground World
Templar always seem to produce the most dazzlingly attractive books, and in "Walk This Underground World" by Kate Baker and Sam Brewster, you'll find a brilliantly illustrated subterranean world stretching out in front of you, and stretching back through history too.
We're off on an amazing journey all around the globe to find amazing hidden worlds, teeming with life - from prairie dog towns and ant cities, to opal mines and treasure-filled tombs.
Each spread is bursting with details and has new surprises to discover in cutaway panels, with loads of flaps to lift to really pique the curiosity of little ones.
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| What's life like inside a leafcutter ant colony? |
Each spread is painstakingly detailed, keeping text to a minimum but still keeping it engaging and lively.
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| Going underground...on the underground! A highlight of visiting London. |
Sum this book up in a sentence: Tons to see and explore, and loads of fascinating underground vistas make this perfect for young explorers.
"Walk This Underground World" by Kate Baker and Sam Brewster is out on 11th July, published by Templar (kindly supplied for review).
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