Wild Islands
Wild Islands by Anita Ganeri, published by Scholastic in 2004, offers a unique approach to geography that engages young readers with its lively narrative. This 127-page book invites readers to explore various islands, presenting geography in an entertaining and accessible manner. Through vivid descriptions, it aims to transform the perception of geography from mundane maps and graphs to thrilling adventures on distant shores.
In Wild Islands, readers will encounter a range of captivating scenarios, from the emergence of new islands to the explosive events of volcanic eruptions. The book also introduces intriguing elements such as magical coconuts and the mystery of a missing island, alongside the tale of a real-life adventurer reminiscent of Robinson Crusoe. With its focus on earth sciences and geography, this edition encourages exploration and curiosity about the natural world, making it a distinctive addition to juvenile nonfiction literature.
Official synopsis Publisher
Geography with the gritty bits left in! Does geography grind you down? Fed up with miserable maps, rotten rock piles and gruelling graphs? Wave goodbye to boring geography lessons as you are cast away on the far-flung shores of Wild Islands. Marvel as a brand-new island pops up from the sea. Gasp at the hot-tempered island that blew its top. Choke on the smell of an island dragon’s foul breath. And if that’s not wild enough for you, discover where to find coconuts with magical powers, try to crack the case of the missing island, and read the remarkable story of a real-life Robinson Crusoe. It’s earth-shatteringly exciting! Geography has never been so horrible!
Author
Publisher
Topics
FAQ
What is “Wild Islands” about?
Who is the author of “Wild Islands”?
When was “Wild Islands” published?
What is the ISBN for “Wild Islands”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
