Ships

Description

Title: Ships
Author: Emily Bone
Publisher: Usborne Publishing (2009)
Format: Paperback
Language: English
ISBN-13: 9780746099643
Ships by Emily Bone is a fascinating and highly accessible introduction to the world of maritime travel and engineering. Specifically written for children who are beginning to read on their own, this book is part of the award-winning Usborne Beginners series. It takes young readers on an educational journey across the waves to explore how different vessels are designed, how they are steered, and the amazing science behind how such massive structures manage to stay afloat.
The book covers a wide variety of watercraft, from historical sailing ships and busy fishing boats to modern-day cruise liners and giant cargo tankers. Children will learn about the different parts of a ship, what happens in a busy port, and the specialized equipment used by sailors to navigate the vast oceans. By simplifying complex engineering and nautical concepts into clear, easy-to-digest segments, Emily Bone helps foster a love for science and technology in early learners.
Stunning, high-quality photography and detailed diagrams help bring the subject to life, showing the sheer scale of the world’s largest ships and the intricate details of life on board. It is an ideal resource for school projects or for any child with a natural curiosity about the sea and transportation. The engaging layout ensures that every page is filled with interesting facts that keep young readers motivated to improve their literacy skills.