Books in What Next? series

Frog begins his day with a pleasant breakfast, while at various points in the text the reader is asked to guess what happens next

On a very hot day, Hippo cools off by going to the beach and enjoying the sea and the sand

Pig's birthday is a very special day, as all her friends come to her house for a party to help her celebrate. At various points in the text the reader is asked to quess what happens next.

Since they are out of bread, Rabbit and Hare go to the grocery store and indulge in a shopping spree. At various points in the text the reader is asked to guess what happens next.

Frog begins his day with a pleasant breakfast, while at various points in the text the reader is asked to guess what happens next

"A look at potential future developments in architecture, including self-contained cities, as well as computerized blueprints and other technologies that are currently considered state-of-the-art"--Provided by publisher.

A look at potential future developments in communication, including holograms, as well as the Global Positioning System and other technologies that are currently considered state-of-the-art.

On a very hot day, Hippo cools off by going to the beach and enjoying the sea and the sand. At various points in the text the reader is asked to guess what happens next.

A look at potential future developments in medicine, including the use of nanotechnology, as well as genetic mapping and other technologies that are currently considered state-of-the-art.

Pig's birthday is a very special day, as all her friends come to her house for a party to help her celebrate. At various points in the text the reader is asked to quess what happens next.

Since they are out of bread, Rabbit and Hare go to the grocery store and indulge in a shopping spree. At various points in the text the reader is asked to guess what happens next.

A look at potential future developments in transportation, including privately operated spacecraft, as well as electric cars and other technologies that are currently considered state-of-the-art.