Overview
With this How-to guide, readers will learn all the basic knowledge of canoeing and kayaking and the important aspects of each. Between the terminology and necessary gear to reading the water and safety rules, readers will learn what is needed to become a skilled canoer and kayaker.
Full Product Details
Author: Ashley P Norris
Publisher: Enslow Publishing
Imprint: Enslow Publishing
Dimensions:
Width: 15.70cm
, Height: 0.80cm
, Length: 23.10cm
Weight: 0.227kg
ISBN: 9781622852444
ISBN 10: 1622852443
Pages: 48
Publication Date: 16 July 2014
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Temporarily unavailable
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Reviews
These short books offer plenty of interesting and kid-friendly facts, including directions for how to rescue someone who falls in the water using the Reach-Throw-Row-Go method. Colorful photos, along with sidebars, enliven the text. Unfortunately, these books are often marred by awkward writing, as in Choosing to leave one's house to recreate and sleep outdoors is the essence of camping. Though each title offers a table of contents, organization is also poor. There's an emphasis on safety and preparedness, including necessary equipment and supplies, but the text is bogged down with repetitive, wordy descriptions. Bowlines and sheet bend knots are useful for boaters, but the instructions without illustrations or graphics are confusing and vague. The Great Outdoors (Child's World, 2015) and Adventures in the Great Outdoors (Windmill, 2014) are better, though written for younger readers. These are marginal selections where the topics are popular., School Library Journal Fall 2014
These short books offer plenty of interesting and kid-friendly facts, including directions for how to rescue someone who falls in the water using the Reach-Throw-Row-Go method. Colorful photos, along with sidebars, enliven the text. Unfortunately, these books are often marred by awkward writing, as in Choosing to leave one's house to recreate and sleep outdoors is the essence of camping. Though each title offers a table of contents, organization is also poor. There's an emphasis on safety and preparedness, including necessary equipment and supplies, but the text is bogged down with repetitive, wordy descriptions. Bowlines and sheet bend knots are useful for boaters, but the instructions without illustrations or graphics are confusing and vague. The Great Outdoors (Child's World, 2015) and Adventures in the Great Outdoors (Windmill, 2014) are better, though written for younger readers. These are marginal selections where the topics are popular., School Library Journal Fall 2014
