Q & A Encyclopedia S.
4 total works
Provides a beguiling and friendly way of accessing information for children. The instant we even see or hear a question - What is the biggest object in the universe? or How fast can a sprinter run? - our brains start trying to provide an answer. Ages 8-11.
Packed with some of the biggest, best, and most amazing facts around, this series takes kids on an eye-opening journey into the world around them. Large-scale color illustrations and pictures, hundreds of facts and figures, and tables of superlatives give kids entertaining insights into science, technology, nature, and various cultures. Designed to appeal to casual browsers and more inquisitive minds alike, each title features easy-to-spot fact tables for quick reference and a compelling narrative that offers more detailed information. Planet Earth: Biggest & Best presents the amazing diversity of the planet's intricate balance within its environments. Rumbling volcanoes and shifting plates beneath the surface are among the phenomena discussed.
Packed with some of the biggest, best, and most amazing facts around, this series takes kids on an eye-opening journey into the world around them. Large-scale color illustrations and pictures, hundreds of facts and figures, and tables of superlatives give kids entertaining insights into science, technology, nature, and various cultures. Designed to appeal to casual browsers and more inquisitive minds alike, each title features easy-to-spot fact tables for quick reference and a compelling narrative that offers more detailed information. Universe: Biggest & Best addresses the complex nature of the universe, its secrets, and whatever lies beyond. The solar system, giant planets, shooting stars, and UFOs--and their relationship to one another--are explored.
