My Encyclopedia with Windows. Animals. Open and Learn!

An interactive encyclopedia with windows hiding interesting facts about animals, – a colorful guide through seven natural zones, which will introduce young explorers to the amazing inhabitants of our planet. More than 180 windows will turn reading into an exciting game and help easily memorize new information (and then surprise parents with knowledge).

Where does a spider the size of a plate live? Who rides a giraffe in the savanna? Why is a flamingo pink and not blue? Answers to these and other questions await little why-askers in this book – a true treasure trove of knowledge. Simply open the windows on the detailed illustrations to see animals in their natural habitats. Visual diagrams and drawings will help understand how animals obtain food, escape from predators, and care for their offspring.

Independently, without mom’s help (well, maybe just a little), the child will embark on a journey through seven natural zones – from temperate forests to polar ice, from hot savannas to humid tropical forests. On each page, new discoveries await him, turning learning into a real adventure. The book develops curiosity, broadens horizons, and trains attention and observation skills.