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Books with title The Big Bang

  • The Big

    Mike Harrison, Rich Harris

    Paperback (HairySun, Aug. 1, 2017)
    ‘Lisa Turner, somewhat slow learner was dared by her friend Kate To chew on glue, something to do and so she took the bait. She opened wide and stuffed some in, no doubt it made her frown. You won’t get chatting to Lisa now, not unless she writes it down’ The Big(ish) book of (somewhat) Hilarious Poems has been stuffed full of funny, cute, gross andsometimes even grotty poems that will make you giggle,wriggle, chuckle, buckle, laugh and barf. From overweight Christmas fairies to disgusting potions that turn you invisible to a baby who cannot stop eatinganything he sees – this book has it all!
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  • The Big Bang Theory

    Gerry Bailey, Henryk Szor

    Paperback (Scholastic Paperbacks, Feb. 1, 2002)
    After Stoat Muldoon turns Dog over to Dr. Brady Hacksaw, Do-Wah Diddy, 2-T-Fru-T, and B. Bop-A-Luna set out to rescue it, but things turn very hazardous when the Butt-Uglies' human allies unknowingly set loose an explosive alien.
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  • The Big Bang Book

    David Pitt

    Hardcover (Andre Deutsch Ltd, Dec. 30, 2004)
    Big Bang is the CiTV series that makes science fun. Project by project, the programme's energetic presenters Gareth and Violet create amazing toys and games from everyday objects found around the home and at the same time provide the perfect introduction to the basic principles of science. Published to coincide with the sixth series. The Big Bang Book takes around 30 of the very best makes from the all six series and gives each project, step by step. There are toys and games: from a Unicycle Skeleton to make through the Alien Abduction game, to Tiddlywink Battleships and all you need to know to make your very own Halloons - a helicopter powered by a balloon. Party Time brings Floaty Balloons and Shrunken Apple Heads, and there are Musical Makes giving instructions on creating Musical Pigs, Bongo Boo Bams and even a Zither. And there are even the best tricks from the show that will have friends and family scratching their heads. Each project features specially commissioned step by step photography and easy to follow instructions so that the child can work alone on each make. full of the fantastic ideas that make The Big Bang the success it is, making it an ingeniously easy way to learn about science
  • Big Bang

    Ian Kerr

    Hardcover (Euromoney Pubns., Nov. 1, 1986)
    Archibald Higgins explores the beginnings of the universe.
  • The Big Baby

    Irene Trimble, Darryl Goudreau

    Paperback (Golden Books, May 1, 1998)
    When Ariel and her friends discover a lost baby whale, they wind up having their hands full babysitting him while a search party looks for his parents.
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  • Big Bang

    Jean-Pierre Petit, Ian Stewart

    Paperback (Janson Pubns, March 1, 1986)
    Archibald Higgins explores the beginnings of the universe.
  • The Big Bang Theory

    Rachel Keranen

    Library Binding (Cavendish Square Publishing, Aug. 15, 2017)
    Presents proven scientific facts about the beginnings of our universe alongside questions that today's astrophysicists work to answer.
  • The Big 4

    Agatha Christie

    Mass Market Paperback (Avon Book Division, Jan. 1, 1927)
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  • The Big Baby

    Anthony Browne

    Paperback (Red Fox, April 15, 1995)
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  • Big Bang

    Not-Stated

    Hardcover (LADYBIRD BOOKS (PENG, March 15, 2004)
    Rare Book
  • The Big Fat Bank

    Dalia Mae Lachlan, Niharika Singh

    Paperback (Jammed Films Pty Ltd, Oct. 1, 2013)
    This is a story of how the bankers began printing money, and then, after making the people dizzy from the money merry-go-round, they found clever ways to take all the money back from the people by switching and swapping. As the people grew thinner, the bankers got fatter, and it wasn't long before the bank became known as the Big Fat Bank.
  • Big Bang

    Yorkshire Television

    Paperback (Hodder & Stoughton, )
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