Air (First Starts)

Discover the wonders of the air we breathe with "Air (First Starts)" by Andrew Charman! This engaging hardcover book, published by Franklin Watts Ltd in 1993, is the perfect introduction to non-fiction for young, curious minds. Part of the acclaimed "First Starts" series, this book makes learning about the world around us fun and accessible. "Air (First Starts)" skillfully blends vibrant illustrations and real-life photographs to captivate first readers. Andrew Charman presents the topic of air in a simple, easy-to-understand language, making complex concepts relatable for children just beginning their reading journey. Explore the properties of air, its importance to living things, and its role in weather patterns. With 32 pages packed full of information and stunning visuals, this book promises to spark a child's interest in science and the natural world. While targeted at young children, "Air (First Starts)" doesn't compromise on accuracy. It lays a solid foundation for understanding key scientific principles, encouraging further exploration and learning. This title has often been praised for its visually appealing approach that keeps children actively engaged, making it a valuable addition to any home or school library. Perfect for encouraging children to ask questions and explore. Whether you're a parent looking to foster a love of reading and science in your child, or an educator searching for engaging non-fiction resources, "Air (First Starts)" is an excellent choice. It's more than just a book; it's a gateway to discovery!