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by Helena Harastova (Author), Darya Beklemesheva (Illustrator)
Think plants are boring? Think again.
The Language of Plants is a fascinating science book for kids that explores how plants communicate, cooperate, and respond to the world around them. Drawing on scientific discoveries, this engaging nonfiction title reveals how plants "talk" without voices, sense their surroundings without eyes or ears, and share nutrients and information through underground networks. Young readers will discover how plants help one another, defend themselves, and even remember past experiences.
Perfect for curious kids who love nature and science, this eye-opening book challenges the way we think about plants and the natural world. With clear explanations and vivid illustrations, it makes complex biology concepts accessible and exciting. Ideal for independent reading, classroom learning, or budding botanists, The Language of Plants encourages respect for the environment and a deeper appreciation for the hidden intelligence of plants.
Key Features:
- Plant Science Made Fascinating: Explains how plants communicate, cooperate, and respond to their environment.
- Based on Scientific Research: Introduces modern discoveries about plant behavior and underground networks.
- Accessible STEM Learning: Breaks down complex biology concepts into clear, engaging explanations.
- Encourages Environmental Awareness: Inspires respect and curiosity about the natural world.
- Great for Curious Readers: Ideal for kids interested in science, nature, and how living systems work.
For more than 75 years, Albatros Media has been crafting original and innovative children's books that are both playful and educational, fostering curiosity and a love of learning in young minds. From novelty and board books to picture books, pop ups, and nonfiction, Albatros Media is dedicated to creating high-quality books that inspire imagination and discovery.
Author Biography
Helena Harastova is a writer, translator, and mother. She graduated in Dramaturgy from the Janacek Academy of Music and Performing Arts, having previously worked for the National Theatre in Brno, Czech Republic. Her most unusual pastime is proofreading texts for errors in spelling, grammar, and style.
Darya Beklemesheva has a higher art education, and in addition, she is constantly improving her qualifications by studying at various courses and workshops, participating in exhibitions and international competitions. She works in collage technique. She has tried many different techniques (watercolor, various types of printing, linocut), but her favorite technique is still collage.
