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Be a magician
ALI BONGO
Hardcover (Macdonald, March 15, 1979)Instructions for several simple and more advanced magic tricks, with suggestions for arranging and performing a stage show.
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How to Be an Astronomer
Robin. Scagell
Paperback (Macdonald, March 15, 1980)A Whizz Kids Book "Whizz Kids" tell you how to beat the experts at their own game They're jam packed with practical advice, illustrated in full colour - and they're fun. This one is all about how to be an astronomer. Everything you need to know about recognizing the stars and planets. It shows you how to use binoculars and telescopes, and has a fascinating section on how to take photos of the sky at night.
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Disguises and Make-up
Mick Loftus
Paperback (Macdonald & Co, March 15, 1980)None
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How to Be a Detective
Mick Loftus, Jeff Burns
Hardcover (Silver Burdett Pr, Nov. 1, 1980)Describes the qualities and skills useful to the amateur detective, and explains how professional methods may be adapted to the amateur's needs.
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Model Railways
C J Freezer
Paperback (Macdonald Educ., March 15, 1980)None
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Collecting Stamps
Stephen Holder
Paperback (MacDonald, March 15, 1979)None
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How to be a Detective
Mick Loftus
Paperback (Macdonald Educ., June 15, 1979)None
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Be a Magician
Ali Bongo
Paperback (MACDONALD EDUC., March 15, 1979)None
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How to be a Spy
Tim Healey
Paperback (Macdonald, Oct. 1, 1981)None
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Disguises & make-up
Mick Loftus
Hardcover (Silver Burdett Co, March 15, 1981)Contains information on how to change your identity with disguise, make-up, costume, and masks. Includes a reference section.
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Collecting Stamps
Stephen Holder, Ron Hayward, Norman Reynolds
Hardcover (Silver Burdett Pr, Nov. 1, 1980)Suggestions for the beginning stamp collector, with introductory information on the nature and history of stamps as well as the qualities that make particular stamps interesting or valuable.
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Whizz Kids Word Power: Be a Whizz with Microsoft Word
Anne Rooney
Paperback (Big Fish, Dec. 31, 2001)Here's the "Word": it's a whizz for kids to create cool documents. If you're sick of writing out thank-you letters, bored with black titles on your school papers, or want a really special birthday-party invitation, get your computer to help you! A Mac or PC with Word on it can turn those dull tasks into fun times--especially when you have this manual with all its operating secrets, from undoing a mistake to setting a style. Just start up the system and see what's on the menu. Once you've picked an option, begin "filling in the blanks" by typing text (big and bold, if you'd like), adding images, making your own notepaper, writing a color-coded play, and even "drawing" a poster. So--why use a pen again?
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