Educational
Why Is Snot Green? Knowledge: The Science Museum Question and Answer
by Glenn Murphy
Curious kids will giggle and learn at the same time with this funny question and answer book from the Science Museum in London. It answers around 200 real questions children ask, like why snot is green and whether rabbits fart. The topics run from space and earthquakes to animals, the human body and future gadgets. Easy to dip in and out of, and good for sharing odd facts at the dinner table.
- Age
- 7–14
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 233
- Publisher
- abc
- Reading level
- Easy
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