100 Things to Know About the Unknown: A fact book for kids – An Exciting STEM Guide to Science and History Mysteries for Kids (Ages 8-11)
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100 Things to Know About the Unknown: A fact book for kids – An Exciting STEM Guide to Science and History Mysteries for Kids (Ages 8-11)

by Alex Frith, Jerome Martin, Alice James, Lan Cook, Micaela Tapsell, Tom Mumbray

History Education Science
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A lively STEM guide for children ages 8–11, 100 Things to Know About the Unknown explores intriguing mysteries connected with science and history. With its fact-book format and accessible approach, it encourages young readers to ask questions, investigate ideas, and discover more about the world around them.

About This Book

100 Things to Know About the Unknown is a fact book for children ages 8–11.

It introduces questions and mysteries connected with science and history in an accessible STEM-focused format.

Designed to encourage curiosity, the book offers young readers an engaging way to explore what remains unknown.

The book is written by Alex Frith, Jerome Martin, Alice James, Lan Cook, Micaela Tapsell, and Tom Mumbray.

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