Jenny Fretland Vanvoorst

Jenny Fretland Vanvoorst

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Jenny Fretland VanVoorst is a writer specialising in science and technology. She is especially interested in making complicated subjects interesting and accessible to young people. She has a particular interest and expertise in robotics, having been involved in robotics competitions as both a participant and a judge, and has written six books on robotics topics. When she's not reading or writing, Jenny enjoys travelling, watching wildlife and playing the piano. She lives in Michigan, USA, with her husband, Brian, and their two pets.

Paulina Morgan works as an independent illustrator based in Santiago de Chile. She studied design before moving to Barcelona, Spain to obtain her master's degree in Art Direction. She worked in advertising before deciding to pursue her passion for illustration.

6th July 2007

Challenger

Learn how the United States led the space race. Read about the incredible technology that has allowed a shuttle to be ... MoreChallenger

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6th July 2007

Hindenburg

The airship Hindenburg is the largest aircraft that has ever flown. It was almost as long as the Titanic and 13 stories... MoreHindenburg

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1st September 2013

Airplanes

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10th August 2017

Helicopters

Look up in the sky! See the helicopter? News helicopters carry cameras. Fire helicopters carry water. Whoosh! They drop ... MoreHelicopters

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1st March 2012

Sedimentary Rocks

Take a quest on the journey of rock! Explore how they form, change, move, evolve and erode.... MoreSedimentary Rocks

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1st January 2011

Metamorphic Rocks

Take a quest on the journey of rock! Explore how they form, change, move, evolve and erode.... MoreMetamorphic Rocks

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9th January 2012

Igneous Rocks

Take a quest on the journey of rock! Explore how they form, change, move, evolve and erode.... MoreIgneous Rocks

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19th July 2018

What on Earth: Robots

Robots are an important part of our world. No longer part of science fiction, they are all around us, in our homes, work... MoreWhat on Earth: Robots

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25th April 2019

Titanic

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