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200|1 |▼aTime to move south for winte-
   |  |r▼fClare Helen Welsh▼gillustra-
   |  |ted by Jenny Lovlie
210|  |▼aLondon▼cNosy Crow▼d2021
215|  |▼a1 volume (unpaged)▼ccolour i-
   |  |llustrations▼d26×28cm
300|  |▼aTime to Move South for Winte-
   |  |r is the remarkable story of a-
   |  |nimal migration. On the cold, -
   |  |mirrored waters of the Arctic,-
   |  | a tiny Arctic tern sets off o-
   |  |n the world\'s longest migratio-
   |  |n journey. On her way, she pas-
   |  |ses humpback whales gliding th-
   |  |rough the sea, caribou snaking-
   |  | over snowy valleys, Canada ge-
   |  |ese soaring on the wild winter-
   |  | wind, cottonmouth snakes slit-
   |  |hering over blacktop roads and-
   |  | monarch butterflies sailing i-
   |  |n the cool winter breeze. When-
   |  | she finally arrives, she must-
   |  | find a new home by the rocky -
   |  |Antarctic shores... until it\'s-
   |  | time for the not-so-tiny tern-
   |  | to return to the northern ski-
   |  |es once again. A beautiful, ly-
   |  |rical and reassuring bedtime s-
   |  |tory that subtly educates, per-
   |  |fect for animal lovers young and old.
606|0 |▼aAnimal migration▼xJuvenile fiction
606|0 |▼aAnimals▼xJuvenile fiction
606|0 |▼aArctic animals▼xJuvenile fiction
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701| 0|▼aWelsh▼bClare▼4author
702| 0|▼aLovlie▼bJenny▼4illustrator
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