The New Science Encyclopedia
By Lucy Doncaster and Tom Jackson
How do atoms, living things and invisible forces secretly shape your everyday world?
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What is The New Science Encyclopedia about?
Explore the fascinating world of science in this colourful encyclopedia covering chemistry, physics and biology. Discover how atoms are built, why forces shape the universe, how plants and animals survive, and how scientific ideas have changed everyday life. Clear explanations, diagrams, photographs and intriguing facts make complex subjects easier to understand. From biotechnology and botany to energy and the natural world, this accessible reference book encourages curious young readers to investigate how everything around them works.
About the author
Lucy Doncaster is a children’s author, editor and designer who creates books about nature, facts, wellbeing, stories, poetry, crafts, puzzles and activities. Her books are made to help young readers discover new ideas and enjoy learning. She has also worked on exciting titles such as Jungle Quest, packed with puzzles and adventures to explore.
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2024
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