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Following the success of 40 Cool Science Tricks comes Book 2, packed with scientific toys and gizmos you can make with simple household stuff. Ages 10+.

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Want to learn how to stick a potato through a straw How you can make ice stick to a piece of cotton thread Stick two books together without glue Pick up a jar of rice with a pencil Impress your mates The Surfing Scientist can show you how. Ages 10+.

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Amaze your mates with these facts about our bodies, including... hy we sweat and puke hat the longest recorded sneezing fit is hich Indian tribe use farting as a greeting nd the statistical chance of being injured by a toilet seat at some point in your life.

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How to make it, break it, hack it, crack it.
The secret history of codes and code breaking.

Simon Singhs best-selling title The Code Book now re-issued for the young-adult market.

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After finding themselves mysteriously transported to a magical island, this time in a rainforest swamp, Daniel, Joy, and Kimani must figure out how to safely traverse across the island with their knowledge of friction and pulleys.

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Want to learn how to stick a potato through a straw How you can make ice stick to a piece of cotton thread Stick two books together without glue

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Check out all the toys and gizmos you can make with simple household stuff! From Mexican jumping beans to a diving octopus and a popcorn lava lamp, you'll be whizzing and spinning like crazy.

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Riddle me this ... The Surfing Scientist, Ruben Meerman, presents some fun scientific and logic riddles, puzzles and challenges for budding scientist. No special equipment needed; step-by-step instructions and photos provided. What are you waiting for Get into it! Ages 7+.

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Daniel, Joy, and Kimani appear on a beach and see a mysterious tower in the distance, but to reach the tower in time, they must work together and build a cart for speed with the materials they have on hand.

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Shows how to buy and prepare camping food in advance, cook outdoors, and forage for wild foods.

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Nikola Tesla was crazy smart. He invented the idea for cell phones in 1893, discovered alternating current, and invented a death ray gun. Of course, he also talked to pigeons, ate only boiled food, and was scared of women who wore jewelry. He was an insane inventor. These stories may sound twisted, but they're all true tales from science!

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Learn about the medicines that came from poison and doctors who experimented on themselves and their families. It's a twisted tale of medical mayhem, but it's all true!

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Who thought it was a good idea to call a car Gremlin, or Cedric or Touring Bruce Which will fly first: the Moller Skycar or the pig Hear about the floating car that sank All this and more. Ages 10+.

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A comprehensive collection of science careers to wow and inspire the next generation of budding scientists

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Get lost in the diverse and beautiful world of plants and fungi - with more to explore than you ever imagined! What is the difference between a plant and a fungus Which can survive in the driest deserts, and which prefer the hot, humid tropics Learn this and more as you explore the clear artwork and facts about this fascinating part of nature!

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Entertaining insight into the complex topic of the digestive system through a series of gut character comic strips

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