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Black holes, planets, rockets and whether anything lives out there
Why they vanished, how creatures survive, migrate and talk to each other
Why your heart beats, why you dream, how memory works
Deep-sea creatures, why the sea is salty, volcanoes and earthquakes
Thunder, tornadoes, rainbows, and why leaves change colour
Ancient Egypt, the Romans, and the inventions that changed everything
Gravity, light, sound, electricity and how it all fits together
How planes stay up, how the internet works, what a computer really does
Thunder, tornadoes, rainbows, and why leaves change colour
Black holes, planets, rockets and whether anything lives out there
Why they vanished, how creatures survive, migrate and talk to each other
Ancient Egypt, the Romans, and the inventions that changed everything
Why your heart beats, why you dream, how memory works
Deep-sea creatures, why the sea is salty, volcanoes and earthquakes
Gravity, light, sound, electricity and how it all fits together
How planes stay up, how the internet works, what a computer really does
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My 8-year-old has started carrying this book around the house and reading random facts out loud to whoever will listen. Yesterday at breakfast he spent ten minutes explaining something to me that I genuinely didn’t know. He was so proud of himself. I love seeing him this excited about learning without it feeling like schoolwork.
My son is usually much more interested in his iPad than books, so I honestly didn’t expect much. I left this on the coffee table and a few days later found him reading it by himself. Now he’ll randomly come over and tell me some crazy fact he learned. Anything that gets him choosing a book over a screen is a win for me.
I originally bought one for my oldest, but all three kids ended up fighting over it. What I really like is that they don’t have to read it from beginning to end. They just open to whatever looks interesting and start reading. It’s become one of those books that’s always lying somewhere around the house.
I bought this for my grandson’s birthday because I wanted to give him something besides another toy. He started looking through it while everyone was still opening presents! His mom later told me he keeps it next to his bed and reads a few pages at night. I think I know what I’m getting the other grandchildren now.
I keep a copy in my classroom and my students absolutely love it. Even some of the kids who normally avoid reading will pick it up during free time because they can jump straight to a question that interests them. It gets them asking questions, discussing the answers, and wanting to know more which is exactly what I want as a teacher.
My son is constantly asking questions I don’t know the answer to. Why do we dream? How big is space? Why do we have fingerprints? Now half the time I just tell him, ‘Go see if it’s in your book.’ He loves looking things up himself, and usually comes back to tell me three other things he discovered along the way.
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