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Frank J. Staub

Auteur de Sea Turtles (Early Bird Nature)

30 oeuvres 344 utilisateurs 12 critiques

A propos de l'auteur

Frank Staub is a photographer and writer specializing in nature, foreign cultures, and adventure sports. His credits include magazine articles, a guidebook, and 31 books for young readers. His children's books have received seven national awards. Frank grew up near Philadelphia but moved west afficher plus partly so he could climb big mountains. Although he spends much of his free time bicycling, hiking, diving, and sea kayaking, Frank is never happier than when he's above tree line taking pictures. Frank currently lives in Tucson, Arizona afficher moins

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Œuvres de Frank J. Staub

Sea Turtles (Early Bird Nature) (1900) 51 exemplaires
The Kids' Book of Clouds & Sky (2004) 42 exemplaires
Manatees (Early Bird Nature Books) (1998) 15 exemplaires
America's Forests and Woodlands (2006) 9 exemplaires
America's Mountains (2003) 9 exemplaires

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This book was an informational text about manatees. It was very straight forward and easy to understand for children. There were a lot of real pictures of manatees. It also had different chapters to organize the information and a glossary at the end of the book.
 
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mdalbeck15 | Sep 7, 2018 |
This book is very informative, easy to read, and condensed down so children can understand it.
 
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Annamabry | 1 autre critique | Nov 17, 2015 |
This is a great book about sea turtles and fun facts about their lives and how they survive in the world.
 
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Haleycl2011 | 1 autre critique | Oct 20, 2015 |
The history of Cuba is described from the time that Columbus arrived until recent times. This book provided many details about Cuba. The native people who once lived in Cuba were called Taino, and most of them were killed by the Spanish. African slaves were brought, but they were freed many years later. There are African, mestizo, and European descent in Cuba. Children are required to attend school until the age of 12, and the economy is poor. The government is trying to build the economy by building factories. The history of Fidel Castro is explained, and it gave me a better understanding of their culture. This book will be great for kids because it explains different aspects of Cuba. For an activity I would require students to describe Cuba in an essay.… (plus d'informations)
 
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memaldonado | 5 autres critiques | Apr 26, 2015 |

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Œuvres
30
Membres
344
Popularité
#69,365
Évaluation
3.9
Critiques
12
ISBN
52

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