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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Norma DixonPublisher: Fitzhenry & Whiteside Imprint: Fitzhenry & Whiteside Dimensions: Width: 20.30cm , Height: 0.30cm , Length: 25.20cm Weight: 0.122kg ISBN: 9781550051193ISBN 10: 1550051199 Pages: 32 Publication Date: 11 October 2005 Recommended Age: From 7 to 10 years Audience: Children/juvenile , Children / Juvenile Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() The supplier is currently out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out for you. Table of ContentsReviewsA superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. <br>Highly Recommended. <br>-- CM Magazine <p> An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. <br>-- Kirkus Reviews <p> A useful addition to libraries. <br>-- School Library Journal <p> A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. <br>-- Today's Parent <p> This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . <br>-- Kirkus Reviews <p> A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. <br>-- Hi-Rise Newspaper <p> Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. <br>-- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon <p> This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. <br>-- Science Books and Film magazine Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet-Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet-Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet-Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine A superb introduction to this largely unseen creature which plays such a vital role in improving the globe's soils. . . An excellent independent read or classroom resource. Highly Recommended. -- CM Magazine An appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in. -- Kirkus Reviews A useful addition to libraries. -- School Library Journal A fascinating look at an unsung hero of the planet - Kids aged five and up will love the photos. -- Today's Parent This endearingly impassioned look at the lowly earthworm introduces readers to their anatomy and behavior, helps readers identify different earthworm species and habitats, and discusses their importance in the ecosystem . . . It's an appealingly enthusiastic approach to biology that just about every reader will be able to participate in . . . -- Kirkus Reviews A quite interesting read...This is well written, clear, and well illustrated. -- Hi-Rise Newspaper Well-grounded in fact, and crawling with project ideas, this title takes youngsters in the footsteps of Charles Darwin. -- Star Phoenix, Saskatoon This book is a well-written, lively account of organisms burrowing through the underground. -- Science Books and Film magazine Author InformationNorma Dixon is the author of Lowdown on Earthworms and is now researching the lowdown on mollusks. Norma has worked as an ad writer and a school programs guide at the Vancouver Museum and the VanDusen Botanical Gardens. She lives in Vancouver. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |