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Time for Kids Almanac 2003 with Information by Holly Hartman |
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Monday, December 02 2002 @ 10:54 AM Contributed by: admin Views: 1177 |
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Time for Kids Almanac 2003 with Information by Holly Hartman (Editor)
Reading level: Ages 9-12
Look out! TIME FOR KIDS magazine, the classroom publication of TIME magazine, and Information Please have pooled together their vast resources to create a comprehensive, groundbreaking almanac. This one-of-a-kind collection provides students in grades 3-7 (and their curious parents) with a wealth of fascinating facts about Space, Dinosaurs, Presidents, Inventions and much, much more. The photo-filled "Who's News" chapter gives the up-to-date skinny on kids' favorite actors, singers, authors, musicians, leaders, and more.
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National Geographic Dinosaurs by Paul M. Barrett |
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Monday, December 02 2002 @ 10:50 AM Contributed by: admin Views: 786 |
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National Geographic Dinosaurs by Paul M. Barrett, Kevin Padian (Introduction), Raul Martin (Introduction)
Here is everything young readers want to know about dinosaurs and their world—in one magnificently illustrated, up-to-date family reference. Through dramatic graphics and age-appropriate text, this authoritative volume charts the discovery of all the main types of dinosaurs and reveals the latest details on how these creatures most likely looked, behaved, defended themselves, found food, cared for their young, and interacted.
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The New Way Things Work by David Macaulay |
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Monday, December 02 2002 @ 10:46 AM Contributed by: admin Views: 872 |
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The New Way Things Work by David Macaulay (Author), David Macaulay (Contributor)
Reading level: All Ages
"Is it a fact--or have I dreamt it--that, by means of electricity, the world of matter has become a great nerve, vibrating thousands of miles in a breathless point of time?" If you, like Nathaniel Hawthorne, are kept up at night wondering about how things work--from electricity to can openers--then you and your favorite kids shouldn't be a moment longer without David Macaulay's The New Way Things Work. The award-winning author-illustrator--a former architect and junior high school teacher--is perfectly poised to be the Great Explainer of the whirrings and whizzings of the world of machines, a talent that landed the 1988 version of The Way Things Work on the New York Times bestsellers list for 50 weeks. Grouping machines together by the principles that govern their actions rather than by their uses, Macaulay helps us understand in a heavily visual, humorous, unerringly precise way what gadgets such as a toilet, a carburetor, and a fire extinguisher have in common.
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