Educational
Horrible Science: Killer Energy
by Various
Kids who love gross facts and giggles will have fun with this one, and learn a lot about energy along the way. Nick Arnold explains what makes stars shine, fires burn and our bodies keep going, using silly stories and odd facts, like why toilets in space spray frozen pee. Tony De Saulles' cartoons add plenty of laughs. It's a great pick for curious children who find science lessons dull.
- Age
- 6–12
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 160
- Publisher
- Scholastic
- Reading level
- Easy
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