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Remote, mysterious, exotic, unforgettable: islands are captivating and unique places. But what makes them so special? Some islands are busy, bustling homes to many people, while others have almost no life at all. Some are covered in thick jungle, others in freezing ice. Some are millions of years old, and others are brand new. Islands come in countless shapes and sizes, and this book lets kids explore some--climbing their mountains, swimming in their seas, discovering their histories, and wondering at their treasures. Islands included: 1. Fraser Island, Australia 2. Île de la Cité, Paris,…mehr

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Remote, mysterious, exotic, unforgettable: islands are captivating and unique places. But what makes them so special? Some islands are busy, bustling homes to many people, while others have almost no life at all. Some are covered in thick jungle, others in freezing ice. Some are millions of years old, and others are brand new. Islands come in countless shapes and sizes, and this book lets kids explore some--climbing their mountains, swimming in their seas, discovering their histories, and wondering at their treasures. Islands included: 1. Fraser Island, Australia 2. Île de la Cité, Paris, France 3. St Kilda, Scotland 4. Surtsey, Iceland 5. Snow Hill Island, Antarctica 6. Palm Jumeirah, United Arab Emirates 7. Easter Island, Chile 8. Ellis Island, USA 9. Miyajima, Japan 10. Santorini, Greece 11. Socotra, Yemen 12. Uros Floating Islands, Peru 13. Galápagos Islands, Ecuador 14. Pitcairn Island, Pacific Ocean 15. Wrangel Island, Russia 16. Assateague & Chincoteague Islands, USA 17. La Gomera, Spain 18. Christmas Island, Australia
Autorenporträt
Ben Lerwill is a multi-award-winning travel writer based in Oxford. He has written for publications and websites including national newspapers, Rough Guides, National Geographic Traveller, and many more. His children's books include Wildlives (Nosy Crow, 2019) and Climate Rebels and Wild Cities (both Puffin, 2020).