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The revolting and fascinating book is packed to the brim with disgusting, gross, and repulsive things sure to appeal to readers of all ages. The content is divided into a range of categories, from offensive animals, plants, and other creatures to foods, inventions, and of course, a selection of revolting human body bits such as snot, scabs, and earwax. Each page has a Yuck Factor rating and description, along with photos and illustrations. Sidebars include extra gross details and tips. ...
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From natural disasters to dangerous weather, from the dangers of getting lost in the wild to fighting off dangerous animals, any child can imagine the special skills they'll need to combat 100 real-life dramas. Each danger is rated by how likely you are to encounter it, as well as how likely you are to survive; from the unlikely event of being struck by a meteor (with minimal chance of surviving), or being attacked by a bear, to the more likely event of successfully surviving a flood or forest fire. Learn how to survive: * volcanic eruptions * avalanches * tsunamis * landslides * hurricanes * tornadoes * blizzards * lightning * sandstorms * lost in the desert * swept away in a river * adrift at sea * caught in a whirpool * stuck in quicksand * trapped by a fallen tree * rattlesnakes * crocodiles * black widow spiders * sharks * wolverines * lions & tigers * brake failure in a car * falling down a well * trapped in a burning building and more! ...
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Introduces the highest, longest, widest and most unusual landforms in the world with amazing facts.
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Science in Focus is a broad based series that gives a clear introduction to curriculum topics and is an easy reference tool for research. The clear, well-written text is generously illustrated with large colour photographs and diagrams. Fact and History boxes extend the information, and evidence boxes suggest practical investigations. Genetics explores one of the fastest growing areas of science. It examines topics that may affect us all such as DNA fingerprinting, it looks at what it is and why it is carried out. It explores genetic engineering and the untold benefits it could bring or the massive problems it may cause. How are researchers tackling genetic diseases and the growing use of bio-engineered medicines? These and many more issues are explored in this fascinating look at genetics in the twenty-first century....
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How can you make Renaissance-style hot chocolate? Which Renaissance genius came up with the world’s first helicopter design? How did Renaissance people use turnips to cure the common cold? This title unravels the mysteries of life in Europe in the 15th and
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Why does a band sound so good together? Each instrument has its own special sound. Discover the various properties of sound in this title....
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How can you make Renaissance-style hot chocolate? Which Renaissance genius came up with the world’s first helicopter design? How did Renaissance people use turnips to cure the common cold? This title unravels the mysteries of life in Europe in the 15th and
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Why did artists in the 1920s begin to create surreal pictures and sculptures? Who were the main Surrealist artists? Where can you see the influence of Surrealism today? 'Surrealism' answers all these questions. It also explains the Surrealists’ interest in
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Which fat is healthy fat? Why is vitamin C so important? What is yogurt? The 'Do It Yourself' series offers an exciting new approach to understanding and investigation. Each book helps you to conduct your own experiments and activities, and to learn more a
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Healthy Eating: Diet and Nutrition is a Heinemann title....
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This exciting new series looks at the places on Earth (and beyond) that are yet to be fully explored. It covers what we already know about the places and how we found this out as well as possibilities for future explorations using new technology and techniques. Solid geographical content places each unexplored place in context. Students are provided with understanding as to where the places are and why they are unexplored. Pros and cons of continuing to explore are discussed, encouraging students to consider the issues and make up their own minds. Case study examples of past and current exploration, including famous explorers and discoveries are included, enabling students to apply their understanding to real-life situations....
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This series introduces particular styles of painting with a focus on how to recreate the style and the techniques used, to help aspiring artists discover their style. 'Try it yourself' activities help students to develop their own skills, 'Tricks of the trade' sections explain techniques used in the different styles and 'Artist focus' sections look at the central protagonists of each movement....
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This title offers a fascinating look at the history of exploration, from the ancient Greek and Egyptian explorers all the way to man's exploration of the deepest seabeds and farthest planets. It is filled with stories of the world's greatest explorers, including Columbus and Magellan's great journeys, Lewis and Clarks' routes through the American West, Dr Livingstone's exploration of Africa and Scott's expedition through Antarctica. It contains a full glossary of technical terms and internet-links to encourage further learning....
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