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Children are very curious about dinosaurs, so it makes sense that they would ask the best and most inquisitive questions about them. Dino-Why?, previously published as The Dinosaur Question and Answer Book, is based on more than 11,000 questions from real children. The expert answers in this extraordinary book give the most current picture of what dinosaurs were like and what it means to be a "dinosaur hunter" today. Each page is bright and colorful, with beautiful illustrations, descriptive diagrams, and exciting photographs throughout. An index and glossary of dinosaur terms are also included. ...
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Children are very curious about dinosaurs, so it makes sense that they would ask the best and most inquisitive questions about them. Dino-Why?, previously published as The Dinosaur Question and Answer Book, is based on more than 11,000 questions from real children. The expert answers in this extraordinary book give the most current picture of what dinosaurs were like and what it means to be a "dinosaur hunter" today. Each page is bright and colorful, with beautiful illustrations, descriptive diagrams, and exciting photographs throughout. An index and glossary of dinosaur terms are also included. ...
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It’s All in Your Head offers an exciting exploration of the mysteries and wonders of the brain and its complex connections to the outside world. Featuring playful illustrations by Governor General's Literary Award-winning illustrator Gary Clement, the book provides answers to such baffling questions as "Can you make yourself smarter?," "How do I recognize my friends?," "Where do the words come from when I talk?," and many more. Engrossing experiments encourage young readers to "Try This" for hands-on learning, while "Brain Benders" get deductive muscles working at full power. A handy "User’s Guide to the Brain" features a simple and accurate map of the brain's landscape, while "Last Thoughts" provide new ideas about the future of brain research....
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