Worlds of Ice - A Guide to the Life and History of the Arcti

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Cindy Wright's Worlds of Ice is an agreeable, straightforward lesson on the unique subject of the mysterious Arctic and Antarctic. One by one, Wright urges the reader into an understanding of all the intricate details that comprise the lives of each polar creature. Most would probably not imagine the abundance of life in which arctic hares huddle in masses for warmth or picture a sea so cold and yet brimming with elegant sea creatures. There is a definite lack of knowledge of what lies in the freezing regions of the world and that is no surprise. The truth is, few ever get to explore or even get decent exposure of what lies north and south of the human population. While Mars, the Moon, and the deep sea are romanticized in old science fiction literature and popular culture, the Arctic and Antarctic remain as a wealth of knowledge hidden in the background. Worlds of Ice puts an end to that by bringing attention to what we often ignore, but, sadly, negatively affect.

Amassed with essential facts, Worlds of Ice is the perfect delight for any biology lover looking to explore the unknown North and South Poles. The ability to discover more about this world is priceless. Learn about the lifestyles of penguins, white wolves and waters filled with krill, and experience the inspiration to want to protect the environment of the many creatures that sometimes hang by a string from destruction due to human negligence. This is a practical, illuminating resource for any student, young or old, who desires to delve into a unique yet consequential facet of zoology or biology. Visuals at the beginning of each chapter inspire curiosity to only see more. Each chapter focuses on one particular species and illustrates the experience and attributes of each. Worlds of Ice stands as a reminder that even the tiny Earth has a lot to offer that most people probably do not know much about. This book is a necessary field guide to learn more about the Arctic and Antarctic and also gain mindfulness for its need for protection today. Let it peak your interest and your appreciation.

Worlds of Ice is fit for just about anyone, but it is especially of worth for young learners interested in Biology and animals. It is a great learning tool because it offers a lot of information while avoiding much of the complexity that could slip up young readers when they read textbooks. It is concise, fluid and easy to read. This book would also be highly recommended for anyone who is looking for something to read with a lot of factual information without unnecessary jargon. Worlds of Ice works as its own teacher: it shows exactly what it means and no additional reference is needed to understand. The ease of reading level and the appropriate length of Worlds of Ice makes it a perfect fast introductory to the North and South Poles. It can be read at a quick pace with a lot of information being covered in just a small amount of time. It gets the reader started with all the basic knowledge he or she would want to know and leaves room to go further in learning about what peaks the most interest. That is why Worlds of Ice is a colorful learning experience for all ages.