Name: ABCs of The Bahamas: A Fact Book for Young Explorers
SKU: 68937526
Price: 20690.00 CLP
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Author: Irvin, Annabelle
ISBN: 9798194038626

portada ABCs of The Bahamas: A Fact Book for Young Explorers

ABCs of The Bahamas: A Fact Book for Young Explorers

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently published

Autor

Irvin, Annabelle

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798194038626

ABCs of The Bahamas: A Fact Book for Young Explorers

Irvin, Annabelle (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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From swimming pigs to pirate legends, blue holes to Junkanoo drums — the Bahamas is far more than postcard beaches, and this book takes young readers island by island, letter by letter, through the real story of this remarkable nation. Written for curious readers aged 7–12, ABCs of The Bahamas turns every letter of the alphabet into a doorway: A leads to the hidden blue holes of Andros, J to the drums and costumes of Junkanoo, L to the Lucayan people who called these islands home centuries before Columbus arrived, and Z to a small, soft-voiced dove that fills island gardens with its call. Along the way, readers meet a national bird that owes its pink feathers to shrimp, a beach coloured by microscopic sea creatures, a beloved sea snail that shows up in salads and songs alike, and a French monastery that somehow ended up on a tropical hillside. Each of the 26 chapters is a substantial, richly detailed read — not a quick fact-box — covering geography, wildlife, history, food, music, and everyday island life, written in a warm, engaging voice that respects young readers rather than talking down to them. Difficult history is handled honestly but age-appropriately, and every chapter closes with something to remember rather than a repeated formula. Whether read cover to cover or dipped into letter by letter, this is a book for young explorers who want to know what makes the Bahamas genuinely unique — perfect for home libraries, classrooms, and any child (or grown-up) planning a trip to these extraordinary islands.