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- ISBN 9780241721643
- Weight: 73g
- Dimensions: 178 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 08 Jan 2026
- Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Join Lily and Mango as they adventure through the world's magical rainforests in this fun, non-fiction graphic novel packed with fun facts and engaging characters.
From towering trees to verdant plants and a host of incredible animals that live there, discover these diverse ecosystems that are teeming with life at every level in this rainforest book for kids ages 7-9.
Filled with bite-sized information, colourful illustrations, and a fun story, this graphic novel will engage every budding forest expert and nature explorer. With the help of the Fact-Finders, children will stock up on their knowledge as well as understand the importance of maintaining the ecological balance on Earth.
This educational graphic novel for kids offers:
- Age-appropriate vocabulary that explains a wide range of both familiar and unfamiliar topics and terms.
- Fun and engaging characters and facts are provided in a conversational style for an immersive learning experience.
- A visually exciting way to learn crucial information on rainforests, plant life, and wildlife.
Try catching up with a spider monkey, swing along the liana vines, and enjoy the blissful shade of the mahogany trees alongside Lily and Mango. Along the way, find out how you can contribute to the environment and forest conservation.
How long have these mysterious forests been around? How many of these exist today? Why is the Amazon called the "lungs of our planet”? Find out all about these magnificent forests in this exciting graphic novel and become a brave jungle explorer.
More in the series
The Fact-Finders is a fun, nonfiction graphic novel series that teaches kids all about a variety of topics in the world around them. If you enjoyed The Fact-Finders Rainforest, why not try The Fact-Finders Ocean to explore the wonderful world beneath the waves?
