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Books in 50 Questions series

  • The Book of Which?

    Ray Bryant

    Paperback (Kingfisher, Aug. 16, 2011)
    Drawing on the best-selling I Wonder Why series, this highly collectible question-and-answer series groups information by type of question, and covers a wide range of subjects including science, nature, geography and history. With 50 fascinating questions per book and a fun graphic style, this series is perfect for traveling, trivia, and so much more! Dates and times have a reputation for being dry and boring, but not in the pages of this book. Drawing on wide variety of subjects, this book is packed with the most interesting questions about questions beginnign with 'Which.' With funny line drawings and interesting side notes on each page, this book will entertain curious readers of all ages.
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  • What's Inside a Rattlesnake's Rattle?: And Other Questions Kids Have About Snakes

    Heather Lee Montgomery, Bill Piggins

    Library Binding (Picture Window Books, July 1, 2009)
    How long can a snake get? Do all snakes have fangs? Why do snakes go sssss? You’ve got questions about snakes, and Kids’ Questions has answers!
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  • 101 Questions About Reproduction: Or How 1 + 1 = 3 or 4 or More

    Faith Hickman Brynie

    Library Binding (21st Century, Aug. 13, 2004)
    Uses a question-and-answer format to present information about physical, medical, and social issues surrounding human reproduction, including birth control, pregnancy, and childbirth.
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  • Do All Bugs Have Wings?: And Other Questions Kids Have About Bugs

    Suzanne Buckingham Slade, Cary Pillo

    Paperback (Picture Window Books, Feb. 1, 2010)
    What’s the most dangerous bug? Why do bees make honey? Can bugs talk? You’ve got questions about bugs, and Kids’ Questions has answers!
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  • Did Dinosaurs Eat People?: And Other Questions Kids Have About Dinosaurs

    Donna H. Bowman, Marjorie Dumortier

    Library Binding (Picture Window Books, July 1, 2009)
    Could dinosaurs swim? How big were their teeth? What color was their skin? You’ve got questions about dinosaurs, and Kids’ Questions has answers!
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  • Think of a Number

    Johnny Ball

    Paperback (DK Children, March 15, 2010)
    Join TV Presenter, Johnny Ball for an incredible number-filled adventure, cracking secret codes and unravelling mazes - now in paperback. Let your child join Johnny Ball on a dazzling maths adventure to infinity and beyond. They'll find out maths isn't just about sums and calculations, but how numbers can take them anywhere! Watch as they learn to test their friends with magic tricks, discover mind-reading techniques and find out about the simple puzzles that stumped the world's brainiest mathematicians for centuries. So if your child thinks maths is boring - help them think again with Johnny Ball!
  • Story of Tracy Beaker : Literacy Resource Pack

    Elizabeth Ross-Elsden

    Paperback (Gardners Books, May 31, 2000)
    The Story of Tracy Beaker is Jacqueline Wilson's award-winning tale of Tracy's life in a children's home and her dreams of being adopted. This literacy resource pack is designed to help teachers make the most of children's enthusiasm to read about Tracy and her friends by providing a range of ideas and photocopiable worksheets for use in the classroom. The pack has been written with the literacy hour in mind - there are word-level, sentence-level and text-level activities for each chapter, for use after a shared reading of each section - but also offers ideas for use beyond that one hour per day. Extended writing activities and topic-based work suggestions will help children to develop a sense of the book as a whole, and also help teachers to link literacy work with other areas of the curriculum.
  • Genetics: Why We Are Who We Are

    Tom Jackson

    Library Binding (Cavendish Square, Aug. 15, 2017)
    Inside of every plant, animal, and human lies thousands of genes. These genesand the DNA they are composed ofare the basis for heredity. Before we are born, the information encoded in our genes determines our physical features, predisposition to disease, and more. Genetics traces our understanding of heredity from the discovery of inheritance to modern day, as scientists seek to manipulate genes in order to control the blueprints of life. Topics in this book include genetically modified food, epigenetics, stem cells, and xenobiology. Readers are given balanced information about these controversial topics and encouraged to think critically to form their own opinions.
  • Why Do Feet Smell?

    Melvin, Gilda Berger

    Library Binding (Turtleback, Feb. 1, 2012)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Answers twenty questions about the human body, ranging from smelly feet to ear wax to blushing.
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  • Life and the Universe: How It All Began and Are We Alone

    Peter Altman

    Library Binding (Cavendish Square, Aug. 15, 2017)
    As astronomers and physicists develop a more detailed map of the universe, questions abound. What (and who) is beyond Earth and our solar system? This book explains the origins of the universe, its development, and scientists' predictions for its future. Related concepts like the possibility of time travel and alien encounters are examined critically so that readers can develop informed opinions and understand what is known and what is left to explore.
  • What Makes Me Me?

    Robert Winston

    Paperback (Dorling Kindersley, March 15, 2010)
    Join Robert Winston for an award-winning journey exploring our minds and bodies and discover the astonishing reasons why every single one of us is different. Bringing his flair for explaining science in a fresh and fascinating way, Robert Winston introduces human biology to kids in the paperback edition of this Junior Aventis Prize Winner. Let your child discover the answers to all sorts of human body questions; from why people have allergies and why they're a marvel at maths through to what makes their best friend terrific at tennis. Robert Winston explains that biology isn't just science and shows how our social and emotional self is created; what makes an individual and why. The body's biology is explained, and learning is made fun through real-life scenarios, fun test and quizzes - as kids discover the answer to the ultimate question - what makes me me!
  • What Is the Moon Made Of?: And Other Questions Kids Have About Space

    Donna H. Bowman, Peter Lubach

    Library Binding (Picture Window Books, July 1, 2009)
    How hot is the sun? Why is the planet Mars red? Do aliens exist? You’ve got questions about space, and Kids’ Questions has answers!
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