The great part is when you can find fact books that actually teach a little something too. In the book I am profiling today, not only did I learn some "wow" facts to impress my friends and family but I actually took away some elements of science behind these bits of information. A nice pairing, if I do say so myself.
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Title: It Can’t Be True!
Author: DK Publishing
Target: Grades 3-8
Series: No
What this book is about:
This book answers the big questions: How big is the sun? Where is the snowiest place on Earth? and How heavy are your bones? The information is well presented with lots of appealing visuals and fun facts that will increase a kid’s understanding and knowledge.
This book answers the big questions: How big is the sun? Where is the snowiest place on Earth? and How heavy are your bones? The information is well presented with lots of appealing visuals and fun facts that will increase a kid’s understanding and knowledge.
Why I love this book:
Sometimes it is hard to present difficult data in a kid friendly way. This book is well thought out and makes the information easy to understand. I found myself fascinated by this book, and I am generally not that interested in these fact books. Even I was saying “no way!” while reading and found the information easy to understand. If a scatterbrained mom can get it, just think how much your kids will take away.
Sometimes it is hard to present difficult data in a kid friendly way. This book is well thought out and makes the information easy to understand. I found myself fascinated by this book, and I am generally not that interested in these fact books. Even I was saying “no way!” while reading and found the information easy to understand. If a scatterbrained mom can get it, just think how much your kids will take away.
Who this book is for:
Great for kids who love nonfiction fact books. This one is done very well.
Great for kids who love nonfiction fact books. This one is done very well.
Final thoughts:
Did you know that a parachute jumper actually broke the sound barrier? Pretty cool stuff and yes, I am easily impressed.
Did you know that a parachute jumper actually broke the sound barrier? Pretty cool stuff and yes, I am easily impressed.
To purchase this book:
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