out a new collection of nature "Life in all directions" at Gulf Stream Editor from February 24, 2011 with two first titles : 1001 ways to be born and reproduce and 1001 ways to eat Francoise de Guibert and Veronica Gaspaillard
Principle Collection "Life all-out": A Smart and funny study of living which presents the main physiological functions from examples of plants and animals from different backgrounds.
1001 ways to be born and reproduce :
From birth to death, the cycle of life in time is made of moments (birth, autonomy, reproduction, modification, death), and for some they are spectacular. Through the birth and reproduction of 15 species of plants and animals (including frog, butterfly or swallowtail jellyfish) in 5 environments (sea, garden, meadow, forest, pond), young readers discover and compare great coping strategies of-living in the same environment and for the same purpose, can be extremely varied. A glance at the life cycle of man allows the child to understand how it fits also in this extraordinary living.
1001 ways to eat :
All living things on earth need to eat to live, grow and reproduce. In the food chain, each has its place. Through diet and patterns of food acquisition of 15 species of plants and animals (including mistletoe, earthworm or mold) in 5 settings (mountain, garden, city, forest, sea), the young reader discovers and compares the coping strategies of the great-living in the same environment and for the same purpose, can be extremely varied. A nod to how humans can feed the child to understand how it fits also in this extraordinary living.
Authors:
Francoise de Guibert lives in Auray in Brittany. For 10 years, she writes books for young readers on a variety of subjects from different publishers (Otherwise, Naive, Nathan Hatier, Bayard, Cambridge ...). She also runs writing workshops in classrooms. Born in 1972 in Dinan, GASPAILLARD Veronica is passionate about nature and a little hands-on everything. The aggregation of SVT in hand, she devoted herself to teaching and to his two passions, drawing and naturalism.
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