Question and answer encyclopedia
By John Farndon and Ian James
Can curious minds solve hundreds of mysteries about our astonishing world?
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What is Question and answer encyclopedia about?
Why is the universe so vast? How do muscles work in pairs? Could dragons ever have danced? This colourful question-and-answer encyclopaedia explores hundreds of intriguing mysteries across science, nature, history, the human body, animals, space and everyday life. Clear explanations and lively illustrations make complicated ideas easy to understand, while the subject sections and detailed index help readers find facts quickly. A quiz at the end provides an entertaining challenge for curious minds who enjoy discovering how the world works.
About the author
John Farndon is a British author who has written many exciting books for children about science, nature, and amazing facts. He loves making tricky ideas easy to understand and fun to read. Some of his popular books include 'Do Not Open' and 'The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Elements'.
Pages
255 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1999
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