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Usborne Big Picture Thesaurus
From the publisher: What’s another word for big, silly or shiny? What’s the opposite of freezing, stretchy, or brave? Find all these – and over 2,000 other amazing, useful and unusual words – in this fantastic thesaurus, packed with pictures and stories to tell. 42 pages.
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Telling the Time (Usborne Farmyard Tales)
From the publisher: Learn to tell the time with Poppy and Sam as they visit all the animals at Apple Tree Farm. Find out what they do from waking up to bedtime, and have fun turning the hands of the clock on every page.
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The Usborne Big Book of Colors
From the Publisher: Take a fantastic journey through an amazing world of over 130 colors. Turn the wheel and flip the see-through page to see matching and mixing in action.
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Animal Hide-and-Seek with Flaps (Usborne Touchy-Feely Farmyard Tales)
From seller: very nice condition, one flap is bent in an extra place
From Publisher: While one cow, two pigs, three sheep, and increasing numbers of other animals can be found in their usual spots on the farm, one of each kind of farm animal is hiding behind the flaps. 10 pages, multiple textures and flaps.$6.00 -
Forensic Science by Alex Firth
From seller: slight shelf wear on spine.
From publisher: Great detectives can use logic and intuition to solve crimes, but often that’s not enough. That’s when they turn to scientists for help. Forensic scientists use an astonishing variety of techniques to reveal exactly who committed a crime. This book describes how different evidence – from blood to blowflies – is used to catch even the smartest crooks. And you can read exciting true-crime comic strips that show how scientists have foiled criminals time and time again.
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100 Things to Know about Science
From the publisher: An engaging and accessible introduction with information on exactly 100 science topics that will fascinate and inspire children – and adults too. Packed with facts and colorful infographics on both familiar and less familiar topics from the Earth’s magnetic poles to spider venom and black holes. A brilliant and wide-ranging introduction to an important school subject – and essential for general knowledge too. Includes internet links to specially selected websites where readers can discover even more surprising science facts.
128 pages. 6.9 x 9.8in. Paperback. Publication Date: May 2015$7.00 -
Artificial Intelligence by Henry Brook
From publisher: How can engineers teach a robot to think? Is there anything an intelligent machine can’t do? Where in the world are robots with A.I. already at work? Will machines ever be smarter than human beings?
Do you think machines aren’t as intelligent as people? This book will make you think again. Find out how intelligent machines, from smartphones to driverless cars, can do all sorts of tasks, from exploring space to playing – and winning – all sorts of games.
Number of Pages: 80
Publication Date: January, 2016$4.00
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