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I got the book, and half of the kids are kids. Whoa! I was so happy. This is a wonderful and wonderful book. The flowers and butterflies in this book are drawn to the actual size of what they've looked at and observed. It describes 97 species of butterflies, 160 species of flowers, 39 species of insects, including moths. Cancer for most butterflies. It's separated by numbers. And it's enough to tell you that if you look at the top of the wing or the bottom of the wings, you're going to have
I've got a really good taste of watching plants in the streets and in the mountains and in my fields, and it's interesting to see the fun of saying the names.
The most famous series of 'Bori's publishing services is detailed. A home for raising children would have some details from the Bodley Press. I feel more human-hand painting than the natural picture. It may be because of the texture and warmth of the touch of the pen or the brush, though different from the person. Children seem to prefer detail. Insects and flowers that were so easy to see in the neighborhood and in the countryside are now becoming more difficult to see. It's a country. The
Kwon Hyuk-do: Flowers and Butterflies in Detailed Illustrations
And the flowers and butterfly, which are the details of the Kwon-Kyo, which have been through nature, and have painted insects and plants in detail. This is a picture book that you can see in detail the flowers and butterflies that live in our country's mountains and fields. It's also a beautiful ecological picture of the flowers and butterflies that have been created by patience and five years of passion for their Maker. And you can also tell the size of the real world of flowers and butterflies. This book introduces 160 species of flowers, 97 species of butterflies, that we see in our country, at seasonally. You'll see 39 species of insects, including moths. Not only do we show the life of flowers and butterflies in detail, but we also explain them with a more rhythmic, warm style, like telling a story that's interesting. And they learn the seasons, the butterflies, and the flower horses. You learn how butterflies mate, where they lay their eggs, and the difference between females and males. It's what we raise the child to be. Spring. When spring comes, the aho-ran, hidden under leaves from last summer, comes first to the yin-shan. Spring slowly brings all life to life, unseen. But it's still cold, so butterflies don't fly well. So the blue butterfly is about to spread its wings and get warm, with all its energy in the sun. But where is the bell butterfly? Yang. Show zoom image directly to "suntate="ff8c00".
Korean title: 세밀화로 보는 꽃과 나비
Korean author: 권혁도
Korean publisher: 길벗어린이
ISBN-13: 9788955820911
Reviews
I got the book, and half of the kids are kids. Whoa! I was so happy. This is a wonderful and wonderful book. The flowers and butterflies in this book are drawn to the actual size of what they've looked at and observed. It describes 97 species of butterflies, 160 species of flowers, 39 species of insects, including moths. Cancer for most butterflies. It's separated by numbers. And it's enough to tell you that if you look at the top of the wing or the bottom of the wings, you're going to have
I've got a really good taste of watching plants in the streets and in the mountains and in my fields, and it's interesting to see the fun of saying the names.
The most famous series of 'Bori's publishing services is detailed. A home for raising children would have some details from the Bodley Press. I feel more human-hand painting than the natural picture. It may be because of the texture and warmth of the touch of the pen or the brush, though different from the person. Children seem to prefer detail. Insects and flowers that were so easy to see in the neighborhood and in the countryside are now becoming more difficult to see. It's a country. The
