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How Things Are Made

Steve Parker

Paperback (Kingfisher Books, Aug. 10, 1994)

Focusing on how things are made, this is part of a 12-volume encyclopaedia which aims to reflect the concerns of the National Curriculum. The book examines the different ways in which a range of objects of interest to children are made, and the materials, machinery and people involved.

All About People

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Paperback (Two-Can Publishing Ltd, Aug. 1, 2002)

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The Usborne First Atlas: Internet-Linked

Elizabeth Dalby

Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2012)

Provides maps and information about the continents and countries of the world, with Internet links for further information.

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My First Encyclopedia of How?

Sophie Lamoureux

Spiral-bound (Moonlight Publishing, May 1, 2017)

This book provides clear answers to many questions that children ask, but also invites them to explore further and to ask many more questions. These clear and concise answers to 150 questions about the natural world, the human body, urban life, everyday life and human history are accompanied by more than 250 detailed and lifelike illustrations that help children visualize and contextualize the answers. Many of the larger illustrations are labeled, enabling children to build their vocabulary, and there is a quiz at the end of the book.

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First Encyclopedia of the Human Body

F. Chandler

Hardcover (Usborne Pub Ltd, Dec. 31, 2003)

This encyclopedia is a simple introduction to the miracle of the human body. With stimulating design and easy-to-read text, this book should enable children to make sense of the body. Thematically arranged, with Internet links, illustrations and simple interactive activities throughout, this book should engage and entertain young readers and provide an excellent first point of reference for school projects and assignments.