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The bestselling series that began with Tree: A Peek-Through Picture Book now adds an elaborate and beautiful board book with peek-through holes that show the amazing life in the world's oceans.Discover a world teeming with life beneath the waves, with graceful sea horses, darting tropical fish, electric eels, and humpback whales. A colorful array of sea creatures is brought to life by award-winning illustrator Britta Teckentrup in this innovative board book, with peek-through holes that reveal details of life in the ocean with each turn of the page.It's the perfect light nonfiction book for young readers curious about the world around them. And it will spark conversations about the importance of keeping our oceans clean and protecting the amazing creatures who live there.Look for all the books in the Peek-Through series: TreeBeeOceanMoonHomeBugs BRITTA TECKENTRUP has written and illustrated over seventy children's books, which have been published in over twenty countries. Her books include Tree, Bee, Ocean, Moon, and Home in the Peek-Through Picture Book series, plus Big Smelly Bear, Grumpy Cat, and The Odd One Out. Born in Hamburg, Germany, and educated in London at St. Martin's College and the Royal College of Art, she lives with her family in Berlin. See her work online at brittateckentrup.com and follow her on Instagram at @britta_teckentrup. View titles by Britta Teckentrup

Fans of the bestselling series that began with Tree: A Peek-Through Picture Book can take an up-close look at the world of insects in this beautiful book with peek-through holes.If you look down toward the ground,A world of wildlife can be found. Young children will enjoy peeking through the holes and seeing new bugs appear and disappear as each page is turned in this engaging and educational nonfiction book. Readers can spot insects chomping, creeping, flying, and spinning while learning about insect species, habits, and habitats.This book is a perfect way for families to share a love of science and nature.Look for all the books in the Peek-Through Picture Book series: Tree, Bee, Ocean, Moon, Home, and Bugs. BRITTA TECKENTRUP has written and illustrated over seventy children's books, which have been published in over twenty countries. Her books include Tree, Bee, Ocean, Moon, and Home in the Peek-Through Picture Book series, plus Big Smelly Bear, Grumpy Cat, and The Odd One Out. Born in Hamburg, Germany, and educated in London at St. Martin's College and the Royal College of Art, she lives with her family in Berlin. See her work online at brittateckentrup.com and follow her on Instagram at @britta_teckentrup. View titles by Britta Teckentrup

Superb sound and immense levels are hampered by some gameplay flaws, which hold back some serious potential fun...User Rating: 7.2 | Project IGI 2 PC IGI 2 has some excellent qualities. First and foremost, the sound is absolutely the best weapon audio ever. In any game. The diversity of weapons available, their modeling, kickback and powerful report are nothing short of astounding. Also you can shoot through some materials like wooden doors and wall or crates to eliminate the enemy. But obviously you can't shoot through concrete. The ability to shoot through object is very well done. A second great quality of the game is the enormous levels and missions that you have to go through. This game came out about a year before Far Cry, and the levels are even larger than the ones in Far Cry, but they are not quite as colorful or detailed. Even still, the diverse locations that you infiltrate are very well done and despite level enormity, frame rate is excellent. Many different locales are visitied in this game. Some of these location include Libya, China and the Carpathian mountains. The mountain vista's are stunning and again, the size of the levels are impressive. Overall the graphics are very good and provide an industrial/military feel. Another great feature of the game is the protagonists movements. Accuracy of weapon fire is affected by how you are in position. If you run, your accuracy is horrible. If you stop moving and crouch, you get a pretty good shot off. If you lie prone, you get a very accurate shot at the enemy. This type of character control is excellent. Also well done is the peek function, although you can't peek and fire your weapon at the same time, the peek function is handy to covertly spy

You want to move on. Doing so will require you to examine the dome and the pedestals quite closely. Vague Hints Well, you know that you need to find some way to tie in the four symbols you marked down earlier. They aren't immediately visible, but if you look closely enough, you'll find them. Don't forget that you can open and close the windows on the dome, as well as look inside. Each of the windows has a rune on its outside edge, which look a lot like the runes on the pedestals. How You Need To Do It If you open up the windows here, you'll notice that you can see into the center of the dome. When you peek through a window, you should be able to see two windows on the far side of the dome; you'll notice that each window has a symbol above it. Most of these symbols are irrelevant, but four of them match up to the symbols you wrote down earlier, at the shrine. What you need to do now is match up the symbols on the inside of the dome with the runes on the windows beneath the symbols. Since you can't open a window, poke your head in, and look up, this means that you'll have to look through the windows to find a symbol, then rotate around the outside of the dome to see the rune on the window underneath the symbol, then mark it down. This isn't overly difficult to do, although it may require some trial and error. First, close all of the windows on the outside of the dome. The basic process is to open up a window, peek inside, and see if you can spot any of the four symbols on the far side of the dome. If you can, leave your window open, then move seven spaces to the left or right and open the window there. If you then return to the initial window you opened, you'll be able to peek through again to check and make sure that the second window you opened