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TIME for Kids The BIG Book of Why: Sports and Science answers the why, what, when, where, who and how questions that kids commonly ask, but adults can rarely answer. Why does a curve ball curve? Why does a Super Ball bounce so high? How can David Beckham make a soccer ball "bend"? Why can eating chocolate make people hyper?Written in an upbeat manner, each answer is accompanied by either a photo or an illustration to show the reasons why. Of course, TIME For Kids goes beyond answering the question, and dips into the science or history to further explain the answer in an easy-to-follow, straightforward manner.TIME For Kids The BIG Book of Why: Sports and Science is a must-have book to satisfy the most curious of kids.

The TIME For Kids Big Book of Questions series is now bigger and better than ever with this latest addition!In a great new oversized format, TIME For Kids Big Book of Answers satisfies the most curious kids with answers to the questions they commonly ask but adults can rarely answer. Questions like ""How does popcorn pop?"", ""Where did the Titanic sink?"" and ""Why are our eyes different colors?"" are grouped into easy-to-navigate categories such as animals, humans, history, science and sports. Colorful photos, dynamic graphics, and simple text help kids discover 1,001 amazing facts to impress their parents, teachers, friends...and anyone else who will listen

Did the Russian Grand Duchess Anastasia survive the slaughter of her family, and did Amelia Earhart perhaps survive her famous flight across the Pacific? Where did the evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson go when she vanished in May of 1926, and where did the mystery writer Agatha Christie disappear to later that same year? Was Napoleon in fact murdered, and might the same fate have befallen Dag Hammarskjold? Where's all the loot from the Great Train Robbery, not to mention all the spoils that were stashed away by the notorious gangster Dutch Schultz? Did two other mountain climbers reach the summit of Mount Everest before Sir Edmund Hillary, and did a French airplane cross the Atlantic just before Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis? Who was Jack the Ripper, and who was the Axman of New Orleans? All of these questions will be asked anew (and some of them will finally be answered) in the pages of this intoxicating new LIFE book. Here are no fewer than 50 cases from the files, each more baffling than the last. The famous folks are here--from Edgar Allan Poe to Jim Morrison to JonBenet Ramsey--as are equally compelling stories involving people who you have yet to meet. LIFE's editors have unearthed more than a few obscurities for your entertainment. Entertainment? Indeed. As these editors point out in their introductions: "There is something in human nature that draws up to the mysterious. We seek conclusions--but not really. We want answers but are entertained when they prove elusive. A mystery fascinates us, intrigues us, beguiles us. In its uncertainty, it has a softness and a sense of wonder that a solved, buttoned-down case lacks. An unsolved mystery can be romantic." Enter, then, into the romance of The Greatest Unsolved Mysteries of All Time. Puzzle out the possible solutions to these narratives and delight in the extraordinary photographs. Riveting stories and great photography: just what you would expect from LIFE, and the only aspect of this book that is not at all mysterious.

Making Soap, Cosmetics & Candles Magazine is a bi-monthly magazine written for the makers of handcrafted soap, cosmetics and candles. Previously known as Saponifier, we have been publishing since 1998. We are read across 68 countries through a variety of traditional and non-traditional channels to readers as passionate about our subjects as we are. Articles within this issue include:Contract Manufacturing VS Private LabelSeven Things to Consider Before Scaling Up ProductionSoapers Have an AgendaMasterbatching: Secrets to SuccessSetting Up for Big Production in Small SpacesOil Infusion BasicsPrivate Label ManufacturingChi ChirapsiaUPC Codes and WholesaleImportant Digital Trends for Business in 2019

Which celeb was a star six months after working in a car wash? Who once calculated that he had said, "Would you like fries with that?" 4,000 times? Who kept his day job for a year after landing a TV series-just in case it got cancelled? PEOPLE: Before They Were Stars is an A-to-Z look at what your favorite celebs- from Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston to Tom Cruise and Angelina Jolie did before you ever heard of them.

Making Soap, Cosmetics & Candles Magazine is a bi-monthly magazine written for the makers of handcrafted soap, cosmetics and candles. Previously known as Saponifier, we have been publishing since 1998. We are read across 68 countries through a variety of traditional and non-traditional channels to readers as passionate about our subjects as we are. Articles within this issue include: DESIGN MANIA CONTEST 2019DESIGN TUTORIAL: Pencil Line with Plant Infusions By Chassidy WalstedDESIGN TUTORIAL: Kiss Pour Technique By Joanne WatkinsDESIGN TUTORIAL: Woodgrain Cold Process Soap By Manjari KantCANDLES: Natural Botanical Candles By Cindy NovackINTERVIEW: INSPIRE US! The story of Lela Barker by Diana GaleIN THE LAB: The Beauty of Clay By Niki SeniorSOAP: Multiple Colors, Multiple Ways By Alicia GrossoWORKING SMARTER: Using Soap Techniques to Build your Brand By Sara GoldingFROM THE VAULT: All About Waxes By Robert McDaniel, PhD

The male market is an up and coming one with great room for growth for the foreseeable future. Facial hair is trendy, and with that comes the need for grooming products to keep it healthy and controlled. Men also more than ever, desire to choose their own and use bath and shower products.If you are a man, have a man in your life to please or wish to get into or expand to include a men’s line in your business, you will find a goldmine of information and formulas in this issue to make it happen. Whether for your own holiday gifts or as an offering to customers, enjoy the offerings in this issue of Making Soap, Cosmetics & Candles.Articles within this issue include:Book Review: The Magic of Soap DoughCold Process Liquid Soap & TutorialEvery Man Should Own a CandleBook Review: How to Make Shaving SoapBeard CareShower BombsMagic for MenBath & Body for MenWhat You Need to Know About Cyber SecurityAdd a New Product LineASK Sandy Maine

Packed with facts, stats and news from around the country and around the world, the TIME For Kids Almanac 2014 includes information on topics ranging from animals to acid rain, voting rules to video games, sports stars to space exploration-and much more. This richly designed resource for kids features more than 800 photos, maps, lists and time lines, and is sure to keep young readers engaged, entertained and learning-all at once.With more than 3.5 million subscribers, TIME For Kids is the No. 1 trusted source for up-to-date kid-friendly news. The 2014 Almanac is a must-have for all 8- to 12-year-olds, pairing important news and indispensable info from the award-winning magazine with fascinating facts, puzzles, quizzes, and interactive sidebars. Whether they want to learn about global warming or Grammy winners, curious kids will find exactly what they need within the colorful pages of the TIME For Kids Almanac 2014.

Preteen and teenaged girls are constantly wondering, “Who am I?” and trying on new identities for fun. Who better to guide them on their journey of self-discovery than Teen?With its cool design and fun questions, Uncover the Real You—the magazine’s very first quiz book—is sure to become a super-success with young teens and tweens eager to get the entire scoop on their inner selves, develop confidence, and look and feel great. Are you a queen of quiet, discreet diva, or a blabber babe? Are you a too-proud princess, satisfied sister, or critical cutie? This book will deliver all the answers and more!From “Are You a Go-Getter?” to “What’s Your Fashion Style?” these quizzes will captivate girls who will adore discovering exactly what makes them THEM!