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Freaky Peaks (Horrible Geography) by Anita Ganeri · Booklabria

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Freaky Peaks (Horrible Geography)

Discovery and explorationDiscoveries in geography

Freaky Peaks (Horrible Geography)

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First published: 2001
Editions: 7 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Taking you on a thrilling mountain tour from Everest to Kilimanjaro, this book tells you about the intrepid explorers who conquered the world's highest mountains; explains how mountains are formed, and shows how a giant glacier carves out a path down a mountain.

Subjects: Discovery and exploration
Discoveries in geography
Mountaineering
Mountains
Polar regions
Mountaineering expeditions

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Editions

7 in 3 languages

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English5 Chinese1 Turkish1

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