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The Science of Bridges and Tunnels

Name: The Science of Bridges and Tunnels
ISBN: 9781912537662

By Ian Graham

informative engaging illustrated

Genres

Non-fiction

What is The Science of Bridges and Tunnels about?

Explore the fascinating world of bridges and tunnels, from ancient designs to modern marvels. This book delves into the four main types of bridges and the engineering behind massive undersea tunnels. With engaging illustrations and fun facts, it offers a clear introduction to these incredible structures.

About the author

Ian Graham is a British author who loves writing exciting books about science, space, and how things work. He has written many fascinating non-fiction books, including titles in the popular 'Eyewitness' series. Ian enjoys making tricky ideas easy to understand, so everyone can discover the wonders of our world.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2019

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