Island That Moved - How Shifting Forces Shape Our Earth (Hardcover, Library binding)

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Take one small island. Beautiful. Remote. Explorable. Then follow it on a journey through millions of years. Where did the island come from? Where is it heading? And what does it tell us about Earth's history?

Award-winning science writer Meredith Hooper joins illustrator Lucia deLeiris as they use the story of a single island to introduce the fascinating science of plate tectonics&150the shifting plates that form Earth's surface. It's the story of how the forces that formed the island, of the plants and animals that inhabited the island through time, and of how the island travelled through the ages to its current position by the Antarctic peninsula. With a compelling text and striking illustrations, "The Island that Moved" provides an intriguing introduction to an amazing science.


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Take one small island. Beautiful. Remote. Explorable. Then follow it on a journey through millions of years. Where did the island come from? Where is it heading? And what does it tell us about Earth's history?

Award-winning science writer Meredith Hooper joins illustrator Lucia deLeiris as they use the story of a single island to introduce the fascinating science of plate tectonics&150the shifting plates that form Earth's surface. It's the story of how the forces that formed the island, of the plants and animals that inhabited the island through time, and of how the island travelled through the ages to its current position by the Antarctic peninsula. With a compelling text and striking illustrations, "The Island that Moved" provides an intriguing introduction to an amazing science.

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Imprint

Viking Press

Country of origin

United States

Release date

April 2004

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First published

May 2004

Authors

Illustrators

Dimensions

222 x 273 x 13mm (L x W x T)

Format

Hardcover

Pages

32

Edition

Library binding

ISBN-13

978-0-670-05882-2

Barcode

9780670058822

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LSN

0-670-05882-3



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