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Top Trees: Playing Cards
Illustrated by Kelsey Oseid
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Price: R 264.95
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Playing cards for nature lovers! Celebrate trees from around the world: Meet the world’s most impressive trees, from the tallest (Hyperion, a Californian coastal redwood, a whopping 116m) to the oldest (Methuselah, a Great Basin bristlecone pine that is a mind-bending 4,855 years old).  A simple card game for all the family: As well as all your family favourites, these playing cards can be used for a fun and easy-to-learn Top Trees game, ranking trees in three different categories. Be first to collect all the cards to win! The perfect gift for nature lovers: Delight tree buffs of all ages, families who love playing games, and friends who enjoy spending quality time together. Gift box contains: 54 beautifully illustrated cards and an informative booklet, including game rules, tree trivia and tips for recognising species when out and about. Discover awe-inspiring arbors from all around the world with this beautifully illustrated deck of tree playing cards. As well as all your family favourites, there's a tree-themed card game to play that's fun and easy to learn. Play off cards against your opponents in three categories: height, age and trunk size – the card with the highest value wins! Learn as you play! Find out more about some of the inspiring trees in the deck, and how to identify them, in the accompanying mini booklet.
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Publisher | Quarto Publishing PLC
Published date | 27 Mar 2025
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Format | Cards
Pages | 54
Dimensions | 96 x 74 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 300g
ISBN | 978-1-8360-0409-7
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BISAC | nature / plants
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