Introduces children to geology through conversations about earthquakes, volcanoes, coral reefs, and so on. Encourages children to wonder about the distinctive features of the landscape about them and how they came to be that way. Suitable for ages 10 to 14.
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Typos galore,
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My son was reading this book and in the very first pages of the first chapter, there were so many typographical errors that it was disgusting. How can someone sell a book with this many errors? I am returning the book.
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Title pretty much says it. I was happy to find a book that describes how certain parts of earth were formed but this is SO hard to understand. It uses words that anyone under forty probably wouldn't even know what they mean. If it had pictures perhaps they would be more recognizable... Talks about god creating earth for his own reasons but in such a abstract way, totally incomprehensible. Skip this. Sorry to not like it. I tried, really I did. My kids tried too but in the end it was just wasting our time and we moved on to something else.
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