Bücher der Reihe Kids On Earth

Sensei Publishing provides kids with a series of books for generations of people encouraging exciting curiosity and interactive discovery.

You and your whole family are invited to join us on a tour to experience, learn, feel, and imagine what life in countries around the world is like. Visit interesting places around the world without having to leave your home with this kid's documentary series teaches an appreciation for culture, beauty, and biodiversity in different countries. In this one-of-a-kind kid's documentary series, let local kids be your tour guides as two children from each country take you on an unforgettable guided tour of their home countries.In this book, siblings Kutenda and Danai take us on a whirlwind adventure around the Southern African country of Zimbabwe. They teach us about their diverse cultures, religions, and traditions and give us a taste of the food they eat, the clothing they wear, and the things they like to do. Are you ready to explore the world's largest waterfall and the biggest man-made lake in the world? Would you like to go on a safari to see lions, leopards, and elephants in their natural habitat? Are you interested in walking through ancient cities where Kutenda and Danai's ancestors lived? We might even make a stop past some of the oldest rock paintings in Africa!There is so much to see in Zimbabwe. So, grab a bottle of water, put on some sunscreen, and let's start our adventure!Sensei Publishing provides kids with a series of books for generations of people, encouraging exciting curiosity and interactive discovery. Please join us on this unique journey around the world where kids teach kids about the wonders andtreasures of their home countries - are you ready to travel? #kidsonearthThere's a bonus quiz at the end of every book. Get ready for an adventure and get your family's copy of Kids on Earth - Zimbabwe today!

Get Your FREE KoE Wildlife eBook Now at www.kidsonearth.lifeThis book is an introduction to the puffin in Iceland, a beloved seabird that lives off the coast of the island nation. It contains 30 unique and fun facts about the puffin, including its black-and-white pattern, its ability to dive up to 200 feet deep in search of food, its social behavior, and its importance to the Icelandic economy. The book also includes an introduction and conclusion that explain why the puffin is so special and why it is worth learning about.