Subject: Rivers -- Juvenile literature (Keywords)

Part of the Amazing Journeys series, this book takes the reader down a river. A small map is given as a guide to the location, and a field guide provides information of what plants or animals will be found in this environment.

Published with children of primary school age in mind the books that comprise the 'Landscapes and People' series explore the changing nature of the Earth and its geographical systems and landforms.

Join intrepid explorers Benjamin Blog and his inquisitive dog Barko Polo as they travel the globe exploring the world's most exciting habitats.

'Raging Rivers' takes the reader on a turbulent river tour from ice cap to ocean.

'Raging Rivers' takes the reader on a turbulent river tour from ice cap to ocean.

Wave goodbye to boring geography lessons. This book takes us on a turbulent river tour from ice cap to ocean, read the secret diary of a brave river explorer and get to know your watery wildlife with the spotter's guide.

Follow a river from its source to the sea and see how it adapts to its surroundings in this highly photographic non-fiction report by Fiona Macdonald.

Written for children at primary school level this series examines habitats in the UK. For each habitat type a number of examples are used from various parts of the country. Each title has an introductory spread explaining what a habitat is and that many different habitats may be found throughout ...

The 'My World of Geography' series uses colour photographs and simple text to explain key geographical features and concepts to young readers. This text focuses on rivers.

Illustrated in colour and part of the 'Geography First' series, this volume is suitable for younger children. It explores the geography of rivers and streams.