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In the Home

Fiona Hayes, Christiane Engel

language (QEB Publishing, Oct. 15, 2019)

Nothing beats the joy a cardboard box can bring on a rainy day. Want to fly a plane? Get a cardboard box. Want to go to space? Cardboard box. Want to build a castle and hold a jousting tournament? That’s right – you need a cardboard box! Cardboard Creations is bursting full of ideas for how to turn that magical cardboard box into so many exciting playthings. In House Stuff you can build a kitchen to cook in or a shop with its own to till to run in using the simple instructions and full colour photos. Like the humble cardboard box, this book will stretch as far as your imagination will allow. What will you build?

In the Home

Sabrina Crewe

Library Binding (Chelsea Clubhouse, May 1, 2010)

When you are in your home, did you know that millions of tiny living creatures share the space with your family and pets? These microorganisms live in your bed, in your kitchen, and on your pets. From dust mites to bed bugs, mold to bacteria living in the kitchen sponge, this informative title gives readers an up-close look, explaining how these organisms survive, how they got there, and how they can affect the health of those in the home.

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In The Home

Golden Books

Paperback (Golden Books, June 15, 1994)

From bacteria on sponges to dust mites in beds and pits in compact discs to mold on cheese, an exploration of the hidden world in the home features magnified pictures, easy-to-read text, and a "Guess What?" page.

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In the Home

Jon Richards

Library Binding (Creative Co, July 30, 2005)

Describes how household technology has changed over the years.

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In the Home

Karen Bryant-Mole

Paperback (Wayland Pub Ltd, April 1, 1996)

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In the Home

Louise Spilsbury

Library Binding (Raintree, Oct. 3, 2008)

How does a toilet flush? Why do some toothbrushes sing? What does a laser beam detect on a DVD? Technology at Work looks at the machines and tools that make things work in our daily lives. From tiny microchips, to huge aeroplanes, this series look into the hidden world of everyday machinery and technology.

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In the Home

Richard Spilsbury, Louise Spilsbury

Hardcover (Raintree Publishers, Sept. 18, 2008)

How does a toilet flush Why do some toothbrushes sing What does a laser beam detect on a DVD Technology at Work looks at the machines and tools that make things work in our daily lives. From tiny microchips, to huge aeroplanes, this series look into the hidden world of everyday machinery and technology.