Tallest Tower, Smallest Star A Pictorial Compendium of Comparisons
By Kate Baker
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What is Tallest Tower, Smallest Star A Pictorial Compendium of Comparisons about?
How big is a dinosaur beside the Great Pyramids? Could a hummingbird beat a jet plane, or could a beetle outmatch an elephant? This illustrated compendium explores astonishing comparisons from the natural and human worlds. Discover the fastest creatures, strongest animals, tallest buildings, tiniest particles and farthest reaches of space. Scale drawings, clear explanations and striking Victorian-style artwork make difficult ideas easier to understand, revealing surprising connections between things that seem impossibly different in size, speed and strength.
About the author
Kate Baker is a writer and editor who creates fascinating books for children about nature, animals, history and the world around us. Her popular books include Walk This Wild World, Highest Mountain, Smallest Star and Secrets of the Sea. Kate loves sharing amazing facts and inspiring young readers to explore, wonder and ask questions.
Pages
40 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Edition published
2018
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