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Cambridge Reading Adventures: Turquoise Band: How Chocolate Is Made (NOC)
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Cambridge Reading Adventures: Turquoise Band: How Chocolate Is Made (NOC)

Claire LlewellynCambridge University Press24 pagesPaperback
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Synopsis:
How is chocolate made? This book takes young readers on a journey from cocoa bean to chocolate bar, explaining the process in simple, engaging language. Part of the Cambridge Reading Adventures series, it combines fun facts with clear illustrations to support early reading skills.

Table of Contents or Chapters:
- What is Chocolate?
- Where Does Cocoa Come From?
- From Bean to Bar
- Making Chocolate
- Chocolate Around the World
- Glossary

Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
- Understand the basic steps of chocolate production
- Develop reading comprehension and vocabulary
- Gain awareness of global food sources and processes
- Build curiosity about science and nature

About the Author:
Claire Llewellyn is a prolific children's author known for her engaging nonfiction books that explain complex topics in an accessible way. She has written over 100 books for young readers.

About the Publisher:
Cambridge University Press is a world-leading academic publisher, renowned for its high-quality educational resources. The Cambridge Reading Adventures series is designed to support reading development in primary school children.

Book Details

Print Length24 pages
LanguageEnglish
PublisherCambridge University Press
AuthorClaire Llewellyn
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781107576162

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