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My World: At My Swamp

By Dwight R. Kuhn & David D. Kuhn

Release : 2013-05-15

Genre : Animals for Kids, Books, Kids, Learning to Read for Kids, Chapter Books for Kids, Science & Nature for Kids

Kind : ebook

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See spectacular nature photos!  Play with many interactive tools to see and hear more!  The "My World" series of interactive picture books are fun and will teach young children about animals, nature and habitats. At My Swamp is written for the beginning reader and nature explorer. This book is 30 pages long and includes more than 40 photographs. At My Swamp will captivate young readers with cool interactive features and amazing close-up photographs.

- Click audio buttons to hear the sounds of various animals 
- Zoom in to see animals in incredible detail
- Tap buttons and slideshows to see bonus photos 
- Click index words to return to the page about that animal
- Click any word to reveal: copy, define and search features

Dwight Kuhn has published more than 125 children's books [print editions] on nature and biology subjects. Many of his books have been awarding winning titles. Kuhn was one of ten photographers featured in the book: Wildlife Photography - The Art and Technique of Ten Masters. 

We are now involved with producing beautiful books which also include interactive functions. It is possible the interactive book features in our book may change with new editions of ebooks.

My World: At My Swamp

By Dwight R. Kuhn & David D. Kuhn

Release : 2013-05-15

Genre : Animals for Kids, Books, Kids, Learning to Read for Kids, Chapter Books for Kids, Science & Nature for Kids

Kind : ebook

5 (0 ratings)
See spectacular nature photos!  Play with many interactive tools to see and hear more!  The "My World" series of interactive picture books are fun and will teach young children about animals, nature and habitats. At My Swamp is written for the beginning reader and nature explorer. This book is 30 pages long and includes more than 40 photographs. At My Swamp will captivate young readers with cool interactive features and amazing close-up photographs.

- Click audio buttons to hear the sounds of various animals 
- Zoom in to see animals in incredible detail
- Tap buttons and slideshows to see bonus photos 
- Click index words to return to the page about that animal
- Click any word to reveal: copy, define and search features

Dwight Kuhn has published more than 125 children's books [print editions] on nature and biology subjects. Many of his books have been awarding winning titles. Kuhn was one of ten photographers featured in the book: Wildlife Photography - The Art and Technique of Ten Masters. 

We are now involved with producing beautiful books which also include interactive functions. It is possible the interactive book features in our book may change with new editions of ebooks.

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