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The story of science

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The story of...
The story of science

An introduction to the brilliant brains and eureka moments behind the greatest scientific discoveries in history.
Includes scientific facts about black holes, moons, magnets, microscopic creatures, the truth about heat and light, what plants eat, DNA, diseases and dinosaurs, atoms, asteroids and X-rays and much, much more.
Filled with diagrams, timelines and illustrations to make complex ideas easy and fun.
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Key Stage: KS2/3 S; Age 8+ (info)

BIC: CXX79 (info)

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ISBN: 9780746090114
96 pages
230 x 165mm

Author/Editor: Anna Claybourne

Illustrator: Adam Larkum

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The story of science begins in ancient Egyptian times and continues until the present day. I liked it a lot, especially because of the entertaining descriptions and the funny but helpful pictures alongside them.
Noah (age 10), The Biologist

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