A beautifully illustrated look at our wonderful watery world
This Drop of Water begins with a thunderstorm on a hot summer day. Suddenly - splash! A drop of water hits a girl right on the nose. Where did it come from? And where will it go? She wants to know!
The book uses this simple premise as a jumping-off point to explore what water is where it comes from and how essential it is to life here on Earth. It explores topics as important and wide-ranging as how the Earth formed the water cycle clouds and the tides. It also highlights just how precious a resource water is.
A beautifully illustrated picture book with friendly narrative text by the award-winning author of This Little Pebble which was shortlisted for prestigious science and art awards This Drop of Water will make the topic come alive for readers aged 7 and up.
List of contents:
Thunderstorm!
Watery world
It came from outer space
Flowing downhill
Into the oceans
Underwater
Out of the sea
Clouds
Here comes the rain!
The big freeze
Water shapes the world
Water underground
Water for plants
Water for animals
Water for us
Turn on the tap!
Down the plughole
Precious water
Weird water
Round and round
Water activities
Glossary and index
Barbara Taylor (Author) Barbara Taylor lives in Tunbridge Wells in Kent, England. She studied Environmental Sciences at Southampton University before becoming a science editor and writer at London's Natural History Museum. She is author of more than 100 children's information books and encyclopedias on science, natural history and geography. Lee Cosgrove (Illustrator) Lee Cosgrove is a children's illustrator from a small town on the banks of the River Mersey. A lifelong doodler, his love of drawing is inspired by a childhood of Saturday morning cartoons, den-building adventures and an endless supply of crayons. Working as a full time illustrator for the last 10 years Lee has enjoyed working on a wide range of projects from illustrating picture books, to board games to billboards. He loves to bring humour and lots of character to his illustrations.
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