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50 Evening Adventures : After School, After Work, Out of Doors by Meek Family; Tim Meek is a children's nonfiction book available to read on EtoBox.
What is 50 Evening Adventures : After School, After Work, Out of Doors about?
<p>The third book from the Meek Family, <i>50 Evening Adventures</i> encourages families to make the most of their 5 to 9, those evening hours after school and after work. Here are simple and exciting ideas for spending time together out of doors, during the working week.</p><p>The book is divided into two main sections with ideas for places to GO, and things to DO. A shorter final section offers ten healthy and filling dinner recipes that can be made or cooked outdoors.</p><p>The enthusiastic,
Who reads 50 Evening Adventures : After School, After Work, Out of Doors?
It is typically read by young readers, and the parents and educators who guide them.
Common subject areas: juvenile, young adult.
- Author
- Meek Family; Tim Meek
- Publisher
- MBI;Frances Lincoln Limited Publishers
- Published
- 2016
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781781012055
- Category
- children's nonfiction
- Subjects
- Fiction, Adventure, Anthropology
- Updated
- 2026-03-25
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