Welcome to Life – Early Science Book

Welcome to Life, an early science book explains in a narrator style to you the reader all about where we are and where we come from. Welcome to life, a creative commons children’s book beautifully tackles complex subjects in very easy to understand and informative way. Ryan aptly subtitles the book, A Guide for New Members of the Human Race. 

By Ryan Somma

Welcome to Life  Sample Pages

Every time you have a birthday, the earth has gone all the way around the sun since your last birthday.

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This is the second creative commons children’s book from Ryan Somma at FKB, if you liked this one you may also enjoy The ABC’s of Biodiversity: https://freekidsbooks.org/abcs-of-biodiversity-a-truly-amazing-alphabet/

ABC’s of Biodiversity

ABC’s of Biodiversity is a truly amazing alphabet. With 260 images – 10 for each letter, each with a high quality photograph, but the amazing thing is what is featured for each letter. Older children learning to read will have fun both learning to sound out words that are unlikely to be familiar to most children, and learning more about some of the very diverse creatures we have in nature. With familiar animals and plants to very obscure ones, you’ll have lots of fun with this ABC book.

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