Curious Questions & Answers about Space Machines
(Autor) Anne RooneyWith a fresh approach to fact-learning, Curious Questions & Answers About Space Machines explores the most amazing facts with humour and fun – to entice even the most reluctant of readers Great for curious schoolchildren or to help with schoolwork and homework projects A great gift for 5 year olds to 11 year olds (key stages 1 & 2) Modern illustrations packed with amusing details Your child will enjoy browsing Curious Questions & Answers About Space Machines to find out the awesome answers to out-of-this-world questions. Your child will enjoy learning the facts for: Is the ISS speedy?, Why don’t astronauts float away? and Will the Voyagers meet aliens? Throughout there are special double-pages that focus looking at the most extraordinary things. Your child will be enthralled by Incredible Numbers, such as 924,675 is the number of litres of fuel used by the first stage of a Saturn V rocket, the popular Would You Rather game, such as go on a spacewalk or control the space station, and quickfire Did You Know… there is a Tesla car in orbit around Earth. Each book in the Curious Questions & Answers series is written by an expert. Curious Questions & Answers About Space Machines was written by award-winning author Anne Rooney. The wonderful characterful illustrations that bring such warmth and friendliness are by Lucy Semple. This Q&A fact book is part of a larger series of Curious Questions & Answers books for kids by Miles Kelly. Miles Kelly Curious Q&A books are non-fiction books for 5 year olds to 10 year olds and ideal for fun independent reading and learning.
Anne Rooney
Anne Rooney is a British author known for her wide range of non-fiction and fiction works for children and young adults. She has written over 200 books covering topics such as history, science, and technology. Rooney's writing style is engaging and accessible, making complex subjects easily understandable for her readers.
One of Rooney's most notable works is "The Story of Physics," which provides a comprehensive introduction to the history and development of physics. This book showcases Rooney's talent for breaking down complex scientific concepts into digestible and engaging narratives.
Rooney's contributions to literature include making difficult subjects accessible to young readers and sparking their curiosity about the world around them. Through her works, she has inspired countless children to explore the wonders of science and history.