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Cargando... Planet Ark: Preserving Earth’s Biodiversitypor Adrienne Mason
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Explains how young people can be modern-day Noahs who protect the world's plants and animals from extinction by making small but significant changes in everyday habits. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Additionally, I like the language used in this book. The author utilizes a play on words and relatable content in this book as subtitles to engage the readers. For example, the author uses phrases such as “the real world wide web” and “the dirt on biodiversity” in order to entertain the readers. The first phrase compares the ocean to the internet, comparing this aspect of the planet to the internet, making the language relatable to many readers. The second phrase is a play on words that references dirt in two different contexts, making it a comical pun for readers. Both phrases engage the readers through their relatable and humorous natures. The main message of this story is that the Earth is very important and it is essential to maintain all of the living things on this planet. ( )