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Exploring Coral Reefs A Benjamin Blog and His Inquisitive Dog Investigation

Out of Print
By: Anita Ganeri(Author)
32 pages, colour photos
Publisher: Raintree
Exploring Coral Reefs
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  • Exploring Coral Reefs ISBN: 9781406271089 Hardback Feb 2014 Out of Print #212778
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- What is an atoll?
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Read this book to find out. Join intrepid explorer Benjamin Blog and his inquisitive dog Barko Polo as they travel the globe exploring the world's most exciting habitats. This book looks at coral reefs around the world, taking in a multitude of algae, polyps, fish, and other marine life along the way.



Age Level: 5 to 10 years

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Biography

Anita Ganeri is an award-winning author of information books for children. Educated at Cambridge University, she has written more than 300 books, including the best-selling 'Horrible Geography' series (Scholastic Children's Books) which won a 2009 Blue Peter Book Award. She writes widely on animals and the natural world. A recent title for Raintree, A Day in the Life of Rainforest Animals: Capybara, has been shortlisted for a Maryland Blue Crab Award 2012. Anita lives in the north of England with her husband, children and assorted pets.

Out of Print
By: Anita Ganeri(Author)
32 pages, colour photos
Publisher: Raintree
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