Project Science: Mountains
By Hynes Margaret
What makes mountains rise, rumble and suddenly turn deadly? Discover their powerful secrets.
informative · adventurous · visual · hands-on
Genres
What is Project Science: Mountains about?
Climb to the world’s highest peaks and discover the secrets of mountains. Explore how tectonic plates collide to form ranges, how volcanoes and earthquakes reshape the land, and why weather can change so quickly at high altitudes. Meet mountain animals, investigate glaciers and avalanches, and learn about famous explorers who tackled dangerous summits. Packed with colourful illustrations, fascinating facts and hands-on activities, this book helps young readers understand the powerful forces that shape our planet.
About the author
Margaret Hynes is a children’s author who creates lively non-fiction books about the world around us. Her subjects include animals, mountains, oceans, the human body and early people. Books such as Animals, Mountains, Oceans & Seas and My Best Book of Early People help young readers discover fascinating facts through clear writing, colourful pictures and helpful explanations. Her books encourage children to ask questions, explore nature and enjoy learning something new every day.
Pages
56 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2013
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