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Energy, Forces and Motion by Alastair Smith
Category: No Category | Series: Internet-linked Library of Science S.
A study of energy, forces, and motion at work in the everyday world, from rollercoasters to rubber bands. It also features information on cars, aircraft and ships. There are activities, facts and figures, a glossary of terms, revision questions, and links to over 100 relevant Web sites.
Great Scientists by John Farndon; Richard Tames
Category: No Category | Series: The Science Library Ser.
From presenting facts about inventions to giving interesting details about the human body, the books in this series use lots of photographs.
Human Body by Steve Parker; Kristina Routh
Category: Educational | Series: The Science Library Ser.
From presenting facts about inventions to giving interesting details about the human body, the books in this series use lots of photographs.
Plants by Peter D. Riley; Steve Parker
Category: No Category | Series: The Science Library Ser.
Backed up by detailed images, photographs and diagrams, the books in this series introduce various aspects of the world of science. Each book uses grid co-ordinates to help readers navigate around the featured topic, with many facts and statistics, as well as website links for finding out more.
Space by John Farndon; Sue Becklake
Category: No Category | Series: The Science Library Ser.
From presenting facts about inventions to giving interesting details about the human body, the books in this series use lots of photographs.
World of Plants by L. Howell
Category: No Category | Series: Internet-linked Library of Science S.
Find out why plants are vital to our survival in this fascinating book. Richly illustrated and informative, it reveals the unseen world of plants and fungi. An ideal revision tool, this book also contains experiments, activities and recommended Web sites designed to enhance learning. Paperback
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