I Wonder Why The Sun Rises Kf

Designed to amuse and intrigue the young reader, this book introduces the topic of time and seasons, including why we need calendars, how animals tell the time, why leaves fall in autumn and how the time zones work. Editorial Reviews Review "I wonder why," "how come," and "why does" are typical phrases children use to form questions. Children want straight-to-the-point answers in an understandable language when seeking information. Kingfisher is known for its comprehensive yet understandable format used for helping children obtain answers to their questions. Thirty-one questions are asked and answered in this book, which should satisfy inquisitive youngsters in search of information about time and seasons. An index lets young learners look up topics of interest without reading the book from cover to cover. The illustrations provide vivid pictures to aid in comprehending the text. The size of the book is also worth noting, as it is the perfect size for a young reader. However, in its paperback form, it may not withstand an abundance of handling. This book is a great resource as it relates to the Standards of Learning 2.7." -Children's Literature --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition. About the Author Barbara Taylor is the author of more than a hundred informational books for children. Barbara has won numerous awards, including the American Association of Physics Science Writing Award and the Geographical Association Gold Award. Brenda Walpole, the author of these books "'I Wonder Why the Sun Rises and Other Questions About Time and Seasons"'' "'Sale el Sol: Y Otras Preguntas Sobre el Tiempo y las Estaciones"'' and "'Science Lab: The Ultimate Science Pack"' --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.