Win an Explore and Discover book pack Choice TV

To celebrate the premiere of The Operatives S2, Choice TV has three “Explore and Discover” book packs from Potton and Burton to give away!
These books encourage the next generation to explore and care for New Zealand’s uniques surroundings and become aware of the animals they share their country with. They are a fantastic educational tool with beautiful, factually correct illustrations, and are fascinating for both children and adults alike!
Each pack consists of four books:
At the Beach
At the Beach is a delightful introduction to the natural history of the New Zealand seashore, focusing on three familiar habitats—the sandy beach, rockpools and mudflats. Many of the plants and animals that play a part in these rich ecosystems are shown in situ, and readers are directed from there to pages dedicated to detailed coverage of crabs, sea stars, kina and sea anemones
, shellfish
, seaweeds, sponges and sandhoppers, fish, jellyfish & shrimps
 and birds.
Under the Ocean
Under the Ocean introduces young children to the creatures that live in the seas around New Zealand. The book describes different habitats: underwater reefs, the sea floor, the open ocean and the deep ocean. Animals featured in the fact pages include octopus and squid, sharks and rays, whales, dolphins, penguins and many others.
In the Garden
In the Garden introduces young children to common creatures they can find in a New Zealand garden. It is the only guide available for young children and families that shows creatures in their natural habitats. The book describes their relationship with other living things, and includes many interesting and intriguing facts.
In the Bush
Young readers will be fascinated to learn more about familiar 
creatures as well as discover other intriguing plants and animals and see
how they relate to each other in the forest ecosystem. Learn about pests and other dangers to our native wildlife and catch a glimpse of animals and plants that thrive in wildlife sanctuaries. In the Bush includes: insects and other invertebrates, fungi, ferns and mosses, birds, bats, introduced pests, vines, epiphytes, and trees.