Does it really rain frogs?Thomas Canavan

Does it really rain frogs?
Thomas Canavan · 2013
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About the book
NATURAL HISTORY (CHILDREN'S/TEENAGE). How much of the Earth is covered by ice? When will we run out of oil? Can plants turn to stone? Find out the answers to these questions and lots of other incredible facts about planet Earth. Bitesize chunks of information mean this book is full of stuff you've never even thought of on everything that is unique or impressive about the world we live in. Science FAQs is a series of 6 books that answer questions on everything from black holes plant-eating insects in a fun and engaging way. Ages 7+
Book details
- Year
- 2013
- Language
- English
- Series
- Science F.A.Q
- Publisher
- Franklin Watts
- Editions
- 3
- Pages
- 32
- ISBN
- 9781445122335
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