How Nature Works

by David Burnie

Covering topics from cells to animal classifications and plant types, this book provides facts and step-by-step instructions for activities for learning about nature

Genres: Science, Nonfiction, Childrens, Science Nature, Nature, Reference, Animals

192 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1991

About the author

David Burnie studied zoology and botany at the University of Bristol and worked as a biologist and nature reserve ranger. He contributed to award-winning books including Deadly Creatures and the Explorers series while consulting and writing scripts for history programmes.

Reviews

[Benedict Randhawa]

This book give great discovery of nature, uncovering the secrets of plants and animals by employing an exciting hand. There are hundreds of experiments and projects to learn from.

[Myra Benedict]

Nature and how it works is a great book learn from it has many good information of plants and animal and it has craft.a good way to discover about God’s creation.

[Siskiyou-Suzy]

I just bought a used copy of How Nature Works and was pretty excited to have a handy book about nature to which to refer and from which to get ideas for activities at my preschool. But when I opened it up, I saw that it has an entire page (and experiment) all about the taste bud map -- that thing that was debunked in the 70s. Yeah. So what in How Nature Works can I trust to be true? I donated it back to the thrift store.

[Donna Rochow - Poljarevic]

Great for kids and adults alike