Horrible Science
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amazing activities, explosive experiments and slimy games.
Learn all the mind-blowing facts about bloody biology, frightful
physics, chaotic chemistry from the award-winning series. It's
the annual with the squishy bits left in!
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it does all day. Meet the shrinking scientists who are staying
with the Normal family - a perfectly normal family - and studying
how their bodies work. Full of seriously squishy facts, cartoons
and quizzes, it's the ultimate Horrible guide to YOU.
Why aren't glass eyes really made of glass?
What would make the worst stink bomb ever?
How do you make your own toothpaste?
Get the awful answers in Chemical Chaos!
world of Microscopic Monsters. Discover what makes our guts a brilliant
home for bacteria, how germs make dead bodies explode and
which creature lays its eggs between our toes.
Redesigned in a bold, funky new look and illustrated throughout by
Tony De Saulles for the next generation of Horrible Science fans.
noisy, wet and soggy experiments that are guaranteed to give kids
an appetite for scientific discovery. Along the way they will found
out who invented pong-free underpants, which strange scientists
ate tadpoles for tea and discover a revolting recipe for green
slime. With crazy cartoons, queasy quizzes and a terrible term at
Rotten Road School, Really Rotten Experiments is simply oozing
with info!
and murderous machines ever created. Readers will love to discover
why someone invented the bottom-stabbing bike saddle and
why you would need a toilet snorkel!
Redesigned in a bold, funky new look for the next generation of Horrible
Science fans.
smelliest, most gooey and revolting facts about the human digestive
system. Readers can not only find out exactly what goes on inside
their stomachs when they eat, but also: which people used to
eat their dead relatives, how food can painfully poison you, what
mysterious minerals are found in school dinners and the sickening
science of spew.
Redesigned in a bold, funky new look for the next generation of HORRIBLE
SCIENCE fans.