Explanations of key STEM (engineering) topics in an original, highly entertaining way through comical
trial and error scenarios
In this book, find out how a skyscraper stays up, why it matters what its built from and what a supertube is, plus much more.
This series looks at how things work such as how a plane can fly or a boat can float through the
comical endeavours of an inventor who tries to replicate what he sees without knowing the science,
with hilarious results. We discover what went wrong and why through the scientific explanations
that follow each attempt, making tricky concepts accessible and entertaining in equal measure. Perfect for children age 7+
This is Book 3 in the I Bet I Can Series. See all I Bet I Can books here.
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Tom Jackson is a leading natural history writer based in the United Kingdom. As an author and contributor he has worked on more than 60 books. A zoology graduate from the University of Bristol, he has also worked as a zookeeper and in safari parks in Zimbabwe.
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