I Wonder Why Leaves Change Color Hb

Originally published: New York: Kingfisher, 1997. Editorial Reviews Review Dianne Ochiltree - Children's Literature Ever wondered if a forest can grow undersea? If you can pick fruit in the desert? If a plant can strangle and squeeze another plant? Or if a flower can fool a bee? If you, or a curious kid, are fascinated by the plant life surrounding us on our planet, then this is just the book for you. Its pages contain a smattering of fun facts about how, why, and where plants grow. Each double-page spread features two or three questions, along with detailed, lively answers. Also sprinkled around the pages are full-color illustrations, factoids and cartoons. This affordable paperback title is a perfect introduction to the subject for beginning readers and budding botanists--a good choice for the home, library, or classroom bookshelf. 2003, Kingfisher, Ages 5 to 8. Children's Literature This affordable paperback title is a perfect introduction to the subject for beginning readers and budding botanists-a good choice for the home, library, or classroom bookshelf. --This text refers to the Paperback edition. About the Author Andrew Charman has written and edited over 20 books for children. He has contributed to Kingfisher for many years including books in the I Wonder Why and Kingfisher Knowledge series.