Three members of the BBC's production crew for the television series, "The Blue Planet," form Voltron for this splendid companion book.

The book explores the oceans from the seashore to the vast depths in 7 main chapters as follows 1)the water planet 2)life on the edge 3)tropical seas 4)temperate seas 5)frozen seas 6)the open ocean and 7)the deep. Until, one day, a rocket ship piloted by a strange-looking adult named Gleesome Goodday crashes on the beach. It is educational and I will encourage children in the family to read this and look at the pictures.Accepted forms of eligibility include; Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payment letter, current and valid Blue Badge, letter from GP or Consultant confirming the need for a full time carer or a current and valid Access Card displaying the ‘+1 essential companion’ symbol.

The One Day on Our Blue Planet series by Ella Bailey is a new set of children’s books focused on the way our young animal friends spend a day. Blue Planet II, which accompanies an epic 7-part series on BBC1, is a ground-breaking new look at the richness and variety of underwater life across our planet. Dive into the unexplored depths of the deep blue sea and discover its secrets with this trusty and beautifully-illustrated guide by Lonely Planet Kids. With over 200 breath-taking photographs and stills from the BBC Natural History Unit's spectacular footage, each chapter of Blue Planet II brings to life a different habitat of the oceanic world. There are no grown-ups, the excitement and danger of living on the blue planet would have surely withered away, but when a stranger arrives in a rocket that spells 'Let There Be Fun' in the sky, everything changes.We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child. These type of books tend to get read once and you can pick up some very good quality copies for a lot less than new. He was series producer on the BBC’s landmark series Africa, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, and his other television credits include Wildlife on One and The Natural World. Summary: Not perhaps as extraordinary as the TV series no doubt will be, but this will still fly on to the shelves of anyone even remotely interested in nature. It also relies on too much googling, with lots of Scrabble-proof animal names, and terms like the 'lateral line', that go without definition or explanation.

The majority of the pictures are breath-taking and are accompanied by informative text about the photograph. It can have you jumping around a book, but then this is just as much a reference book as a cover to cover reading book. There are seven chapters in total, each one linked to an episode in the TV series, although you don't need to have watched it before reading the book. After dropping anchor like the pirate Jack Sparrow on tropical, palm-fringed islands, end with a lesson on how humans have been using and abusing our oceans throughout the years, and what we can do to help protect them for the future.Covers every thing in such detail but still very readable, wall laid out with great diagrams and pictures to fully explain everything.

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A final chapter explores the science and technology of the Ocean enterprise – not only how they were able to capture these amazing stories on film, but what the future holds for marine life based on these discoveries. Beautifully illustrated and packed with fascinating facts, this book is full of the most amazing creatures on earth. But even if you are braced for a glorious production, "Blue Planet II" is likely to take your breath away. The dust-jacket is shown as 'Fine' as there is little wear but only on the top edge that protects the spine. Trees give off oxygen for living things to breathe, and they provide a home for countless bugs and animals all over the planet.