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Endangered African Species

Francis M. Edwards
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Pages
20
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Francis M. Edwards

About

Endangered African Species keeps us aware of animals we treasure. I know the list goes on and on, but this book picking out some of the spices from animals, birds and reptile species is a testimony to what naturlists are calling human over population as the greatest cause. We must make secure places for creatures to live around the world. Maybe we have to displace the animals to different countries to solve problems. The tiger from Asia is being introduced to Africa. Francis Edwards, after receiving a Master's Degree in the Art of Learning from Scranton University found that using a 3D book, a Tunnel Book, helps children focus on the subject at hand. He has written 15 titles and plans to publish them soon. He has taken his books to schools and shared them with students who just think they are :awesome". Right now I personally hand make my books.There is one side affect that is exciting for me to report. Children suffering from autism benefit from their concentration. They can carry on a conversation about what they are looking at. They do not have to have eye contact with the person asking the questions..

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  • Endangered
  • Animals
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

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