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Books with author Robyn Hardyman

  • What Is A Fable?

    Robyn Hardyman

    Paperback (Britannica Educational Pub, Jan. 1, 2014)
    Looks at fables, examining what they are and why people tell them, and re-tells several pairs of the tales from around the world with similar themes in order to compare and contrast them.
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  • Jungle Animals

    Robyn Hardyman

    Library Binding (Bellwether Media, Aug. 1, 2017)
    The jungle food web connects animals large and small, both predators and prey. In this beginning origami title, the animal crafts show this diversity of species well, from spider to monkey. Kids will learn all about the jungle biome as they fold some of the coolest wild animals.
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  • Origami for Christmas

    Robyn Hardyman

    Paperback (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)
    By following the instructions in this book, readers could have the best-wrapped Christmas presents in their family. A colorful gift box and gift bow are just two of the origami projects included in this fun crafting title. In addition to clear step-by-step instructions for each craft, this book includes fun facts about the history of Christmas and how its symbols are part of celebrations today. Full-color photographs show readers what the origami Santa hat, snowman, or star will look like once they've completed the project, helping prepare them for the most wonderful time of the year.
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  • Innovators Advancing Medicine

    Robyn Hardyman

    Paperback (Lucent Press, July 15, 2019)
    Needle-free vaccines, smartphones used for eye tests, and robotic rehabilitation suits might seem like details from a science-fiction story, but they're actually the very real future of medicine. As readers discover the stories behind these and other medical innovations, they learn the lifesaving value of science, technology, engineering, and math skills. This exciting look at STEM topics is presented through fact-filled main text and sidebars, as well as detailed photographs of these innovations and the people who made them possible. Readers will enjoy this creative look at life science and the people pushing it into the future.
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  • Horrible Jobs in Medieval Times

    Robyn Hardyman

    Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub Learning library, Jan. 1, 2014)
    During Medieval times, medical practice included bloodletting, leeching, and sometimes sawing off a hand or foot. Those must have been awful jobs! But the poor physicians didnt have it as bad as dung farmers or smelly fullers. Readers will discover the many terrible tasks that needed to be done, all while learning the social and political structure of Medieval Europe. Sidebars and historical images add even more detail for readers to enjoyhorrible though it may be!
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  • Origami for Diwali

    Robyn Hardyman

    Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)
    Diwali is the Hindu festival of light and the start to the new year, so there's a lot to celebrate. Origami lamps and lanterns would fit right in with other decorations for Diwali, as lamps are put out to welcome the dead back to their families. Readers can find out all about other traditional Diwali celebrations through fact boxes as they learn to fold a coin purse, flowers for garlands, a vase, and more. A step-by-step guide aids readers through each origami project, including full-color photographs of each step.
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  • Holidays

    Robyn Hardyman

    Library Binding (Bellwether Media, Aug. 1, 2017)
    Most people would agree that handmade decorations have more charm than store-bought alternatives, so this origami book teaches kids enough paper crafts to make eight popular holidays more festive! The background information on the holidays makes sure origami artists know how to best celebrate each occasion.
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  • Innovators Feeding the Planet

    Robyn Hardyman

    Library Binding (Lucent Press, July 15, 2019)
    Food is a very important part of life, but many people around the world are hungry and malnourished. How can this problem be solved? Innovators around the world have come up with creative ways to feed the planet, and readers will be captivated by the tales of their discoveries and inventions. Sidebars and full-color photographs aid in learning that science, technology, engineering, and math skills can be used for more than just passing tests. These skills can help save the world.
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  • Lost Kings and Kingdoms

    Robyn Hardyman

    Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Jan. 1, 2017)
    Great kingdoms and rulers from the distant past can become lost over time. For some, no records survive to prove their existence. For others, the records are woven with so many fanciful details they seem like legends. How do we distinguish whats true and whats false? This inclusive volume offers the latest insights into familiar legends such as Arthur and his Camelot, but also equally intriguing lore and history of lost kingdoms of Africa, Asia, and the early Americas. Readers will discover that the endeavor to unearth these realms reveals much culture, history, and geography about different world regions.
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  • Fishing

    Robyn Hardyman

    Paperback (PowerKids Press, July 15, 2013)
    Fishing is an excellent way to go on an outdoor adventure, and this book explains both the mechanics of fishing itself, and the steps that students can take to plan a fishing trip of their own! Engaging text offers historical context and helpful hints alike, while beautiful, color photographs will inspire students to get outdoors. Helpful sidebars encourage safety and exploration, making this book a comprehensive look at an enriching hobby.
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  • Horrible Jobs in Ancient Egypt

    Robyn Hardyman

    Paperback (Gareth Stevens Classroom, Jan. 1, 2014)
    Presents several of the most dangerous, dirty, and otherwise unpleasant jobs done in ancient Egypt, including bleacher, embalmer, quarry worker, paint mixer, farmer, housewife, brick maker, and miner.
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  • Origami for Hanukkah

    Robyn Hardyman

    Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)
    In North American, Hanukkah is thought of as a winter holiday. But in the southern hemisphere, Hanukkah happens during the summer. Fun facts like this one are found throughout this fun craft book. Readers can learn about the history of Hanukkah while creating gifts perfect for one of the eight nights of the holiday. Candles, envelopes to hold money, and dreidels can all be created from paper by following the clear instructions found in this book. Photographs of each step show each project in process and in its colorful, completed form.
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