A seed on the windowsill. A leaf held in the sunlight. A tree beside a familiar path. Plant Kingdom turns everyday observations into questions worth exploring.

Follow a plant's world through eight chapters: Seeds & Sprouts, Roots & Stems, Leaves & Light, Flowers & Pollinators, Fruits & Dispersal, Forests & Trees, Plant Survival, and Plants & People. The question-and-answer format connects familiar sights with the structures, processes, and relationships behind them.

Discover why a seed has a protective coat, how roots absorb water, why most leaves look green, and how colorful petals help pollinators find flowers. Other topics explore tree-ring records, plant survival, and the connections between plants and people. Full-color illustrations sit alongside clear English explanations, short summaries, and “Good to know” features.

Choose a question for shared reading, revisit something noticed outdoors, or explore a chapter independently. This illustrated paperback encourages a closer look at plants while leaving living places undamaged.

• Eight botanical chapters, from seeds to forests
• Full-color illustrations and English explanations
• Questions about plant structures, growth, survival, and relationships
• Short summaries and “Good to know” features
• English-language paperback, 14.5 × 21 cm

Book Details

Language

English

Format

Paperback, perfect bound

Trim size

14.5 × 21 cm

Interior

Full-color illustrations and text

Interior pages

200

Author / contributor

Rick Zhang

Publisher

ZHIDIAN INTERNATIONAL (USA) LLC

ISBN

9798907009011

What you receive

One physical printed book

Questions About This Edition

Is this a physical book or a download?

This is one physical paperback book, not a digital download.

What language is the book written in?

The book is written in English.

Does this edition include color illustrations?

Yes. This is the full-color illustrated edition.

What topic does this volume cover?

A seed on the windowsill. A leaf held in the sunlight. A tree beside a familiar path. Plant Kingdom turns everyday observations into questions worth exploring.