Earth’s Aquarium: Discover 15 Real-life Water Worlds

Review Earth’s Aquarium is a stunning over-sized reference book which gives an amazing insight to fifteen natural aquatic aquariums from around the world ― Read Plus This over-sized book is a joy to look at. With richly detailed illustrations of the various aquatic environments, children will be fascinated and want to linger over each double-page spread...An important read for all. ― Kids Book Review The easy-to-read information and appealing illustrations make Earth’s Aquarium a great addition to classrooms and school libraries. The large size and quality finish (including matte paper and foil on the cover) mean it will also make a fantastic gift for children 7 years and older, especially those who already have an interest in biology, marine science, or nature in general. ― CBCA: Reading Time Earth's Aquarium - Explore 15 real-life water worlds that have turned our planet blue! Visit iconic locations such as the Pacific, Amazon River and Great Barrier Reef and meet the incredible wildlife that makes each one unique! ― Mrlovesbookshelf Earth’s Aquarium by @alexanderckaufman and @mariana_illustration is an absolute show stopper! ... This book will last a lifetime with the younger reader enjoying the dazzling pages full of detail and wonder , to the older reader learning all about these unique ecosystem. …There is something for everyone in this gem as you explore the 15 real life water worlds and meet the wildlife that makes each one unique. ... Rich in information and colour this is a must for your bookshelf and a perfect book for a gift. ... A complete work of art. ― Picturebookbc Product Description Explore 15 real-life water worlds and meet the wildlife that makes each one unique. Discover the incredible real-life aquariums that have turned our precious planet blue, from seagrass nurseries to open ocean, from deep-sea vents to tropical coral reefs, from mangroves to coastal estuaries. This beautiful book celebrates aquatic life in all its forms, from the great blue whale to the tiniest shrimp. About the Author ALEXANDER KAUFMAN is an award-winning senior reporter at HuffPost, where he writes about climate change, environmental policy and politics. A Long Island native, he lives in Queens with Amanda Luz Henning Santiago and a cat named Ashitaka. MARIANA RODRIGUES creates rich and magical illustrations which are inspired by her love of nature and its surreal forms, real and imagined. She has earned clients in the form of Bombay Sapphire, Absolut, Nespresso and Adobe.