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Expect a lively, fact-focused browse through questions about bodies, animals, space, technology and society. The short question-and-answer structure supports curiosity-led reading rather than a single continuous narrative.
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Expect a lively, fact-focused browse through questions about bodies, animals, space, technology and society. The short question-and-answer structure supports curiosity-led reading rather than a single continuous narrative.
Catherine Cawthorne
A lively fact-checking book that uses well-known fairy tales to prompt scientific questions. Its humour, detailed artwork and practical games make investigation feel playful rather than like a lesson.