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An irreverent but informative primer on what makes the world go round. For children aged 7+.
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An irreverent but informative primer on what makes the world go round. For children aged 7+.
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- Why isâ ?
- Verlag: Thames & Hudson Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 96
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. September 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 194mm x 263mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 530g
- ISBN-13: 9780500651186
- ISBN-10: 0500651183
- Artikelnr.: 51253062
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Why isâ ?
- Verlag: Thames & Hudson Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 96
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. September 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 194mm x 263mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 530g
- ISBN-13: 9780500651186
- ISBN-10: 0500651183
- Artikelnr.: 51253062
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
James Doyle is a teacher and author of several successful children's books, including I Wish I Knew That and A Young Scientist's Guide to Faulty Freaks of Nature.
What is science?: Introduction
Why are trees green?: Trees and forests
How do we know what dinosaurs looked like?: Dinosaurs and early humans
What do plants eat?: Plants and flowers
Why do I have to wash?: Skin and sweat
Are maps always right?: How we see our world
Why does my hair grow?: Hair, nails and blood
Why does medicine taste so bad?: Medicine and mould
How do surgeons know what to take out?: Surgery and anatomy
Why is bread full of bubbles?: Yeast and fermentation
Why do stars twinkle?: Stars and planets How was the earth made?: The 'Big Bang' and the Sun
What's inside a black hole?: Space and the Universe
Why do sirens sound weird when they go past?: Sound and radio waves Why don't aeroplanes fall down?: Flight and motion
How do we know the world is round?: Orbits and gravity
Why is the sea blue?: The ocean and deep-sea exploration
Where do mountains come from?: Plate tectonics and volcanoes
What makes thunder and lightning?: Weather and electricity
Could I live on Mars?: Space travel
Is 'the cloud' a real cloud?: Computers and robots
Why do i dream?: Sleep and the brain
Why are trees green?: Trees and forests
How do we know what dinosaurs looked like?: Dinosaurs and early humans
What do plants eat?: Plants and flowers
Why do I have to wash?: Skin and sweat
Are maps always right?: How we see our world
Why does my hair grow?: Hair, nails and blood
Why does medicine taste so bad?: Medicine and mould
How do surgeons know what to take out?: Surgery and anatomy
Why is bread full of bubbles?: Yeast and fermentation
Why do stars twinkle?: Stars and planets How was the earth made?: The 'Big Bang' and the Sun
What's inside a black hole?: Space and the Universe
Why do sirens sound weird when they go past?: Sound and radio waves Why don't aeroplanes fall down?: Flight and motion
How do we know the world is round?: Orbits and gravity
Why is the sea blue?: The ocean and deep-sea exploration
Where do mountains come from?: Plate tectonics and volcanoes
What makes thunder and lightning?: Weather and electricity
Could I live on Mars?: Space travel
Is 'the cloud' a real cloud?: Computers and robots
Why do i dream?: Sleep and the brain
What is science?: Introduction
Why are trees green?: Trees and forests
How do we know what dinosaurs looked like?: Dinosaurs and early humans
What do plants eat?: Plants and flowers
Why do I have to wash?: Skin and sweat
Are maps always right?: How we see our world
Why does my hair grow?: Hair, nails and blood
Why does medicine taste so bad?: Medicine and mould
How do surgeons know what to take out?: Surgery and anatomy
Why is bread full of bubbles?: Yeast and fermentation
Why do stars twinkle?: Stars and planets How was the earth made?: The 'Big Bang' and the Sun
What's inside a black hole?: Space and the Universe
Why do sirens sound weird when they go past?: Sound and radio waves Why don't aeroplanes fall down?: Flight and motion
How do we know the world is round?: Orbits and gravity
Why is the sea blue?: The ocean and deep-sea exploration
Where do mountains come from?: Plate tectonics and volcanoes
What makes thunder and lightning?: Weather and electricity
Could I live on Mars?: Space travel
Is 'the cloud' a real cloud?: Computers and robots
Why do i dream?: Sleep and the brain
Why are trees green?: Trees and forests
How do we know what dinosaurs looked like?: Dinosaurs and early humans
What do plants eat?: Plants and flowers
Why do I have to wash?: Skin and sweat
Are maps always right?: How we see our world
Why does my hair grow?: Hair, nails and blood
Why does medicine taste so bad?: Medicine and mould
How do surgeons know what to take out?: Surgery and anatomy
Why is bread full of bubbles?: Yeast and fermentation
Why do stars twinkle?: Stars and planets How was the earth made?: The 'Big Bang' and the Sun
What's inside a black hole?: Space and the Universe
Why do sirens sound weird when they go past?: Sound and radio waves Why don't aeroplanes fall down?: Flight and motion
How do we know the world is round?: Orbits and gravity
Why is the sea blue?: The ocean and deep-sea exploration
Where do mountains come from?: Plate tectonics and volcanoes
What makes thunder and lightning?: Weather and electricity
Could I live on Mars?: Space travel
Is 'the cloud' a real cloud?: Computers and robots
Why do i dream?: Sleep and the brain