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Submarines and Submersibles
Dive beneath the ocean's surface and learn all about the amazing world of submarines in this informative book for young readers. Follow a team of scientists down to the ocean's depths in a vivid introduction to the world of underwater craft. Explore the ocean’s hidden treasures like never before!
Includes full-color photographs and lively illustrations of magnificent underwater machines. Perfect for developing children's reading skills and encouraging a curiosity of the world around them.
Stunning photographs combine with lively illustrations and engaging, age-appropriate stories in DK Readers, a multilevel reading program guaranteed to capture children's interest while developing their reading skills and general knowledge.
With DK Readers, children will learn to read—then read to learn!
Includes full-color photographs and lively illustrations of magnificent underwater machines. Perfect for developing children's reading skills and encouraging a curiosity of the world around them.
Stunning photographs combine with lively illustrations and engaging, age-appropriate stories in DK Readers, a multilevel reading program guaranteed to capture children's interest while developing their reading skills and general knowledge.
With DK Readers, children will learn to read—then read to learn!
32 pages, Paperback
First published July 25, 2013
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May 18, 2011
Brontë: Five stars. And yes, I am sure.
Pa: Cool, so what did you like in this book?
Brontë: I liked that at the end you had to write your name in and put the date. And I loved how it was a size one, but if the kids read that they would be like, "What date is it?" Which I did, I admit it, but other kids would probably do the same thing, but I probably should have come down and looked at the calendar. But I also loved the photos, the pictures, whatever.
Pa: Would you ever go in a submersible?
Brontë: No, but I would like to, and a submarine. Although I did go on a pretned one at Crystal Palace.
Pa: But you didn't go underwater?
Brontë: No it was just a ride, but it looked like it with the painting.
Pa: What was your favourite part of the book?
Brontë: I don't know. Hmmm. I liked the bunk beds because there wasn't any ladders. So if there were any sissies on the boat they would be stuck because I wouldn't scared. I would just go up. There were only three bunks. The people didn't have much space.
Pa: You would sleep badly on a boat, I bet.
Brontë: I just really, really loved the book. There was a lot of underwater pictures, and one of them said that he saw an octopus, but they must be really cool. And I just wish that I was on a submarine. And that is it.
Pa: Okee doke.
Pa: Cool, so what did you like in this book?
Brontë: I liked that at the end you had to write your name in and put the date. And I loved how it was a size one, but if the kids read that they would be like, "What date is it?" Which I did, I admit it, but other kids would probably do the same thing, but I probably should have come down and looked at the calendar. But I also loved the photos, the pictures, whatever.
Pa: Would you ever go in a submersible?
Brontë: No, but I would like to, and a submarine. Although I did go on a pretned one at Crystal Palace.
Pa: But you didn't go underwater?
Brontë: No it was just a ride, but it looked like it with the painting.
Pa: What was your favourite part of the book?
Brontë: I don't know. Hmmm. I liked the bunk beds because there wasn't any ladders. So if there were any sissies on the boat they would be stuck because I wouldn't scared. I would just go up. There were only three bunks. The people didn't have much space.
Pa: You would sleep badly on a boat, I bet.
Brontë: I just really, really loved the book. There was a lot of underwater pictures, and one of them said that he saw an octopus, but they must be really cool. And I just wish that I was on a submarine. And that is it.
Pa: Okee doke.
January 3, 2009
I didn't like the part about submersibles very much, but the part about submarines was better.
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