Книга: Tracey Turner «101 Things You Need to Know (and Some You Don't)»
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Серия: "-" 101 of the most fascinating, most disgusting, most unbelievable facts - at your fingertips. Utterly addictive (but not illegal) will keep any 10+ child occupied at weekends, on holiday, in the evening... 101 marvellous facts, brilliantly explained: Why do we have nails? Why is the sky blue? Why can birds stand on electric wires and not be electrocuted? Educate your child with minimum effort, and in blissful peace and quiet. The perfect source of fascinating facts for any child who doesn't want to be Boring when they Grow Old. Издательство: "Bloomsbury Publishing" (2006)
ISBN: 978-0-7475-8476-6 |
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