Name: 123 Seriously Smart Things you Need to Know About the Climate
SKU: 53459753
Price: 309.00 ZAR
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Author: Mathilda Masters
ISBN: 9780500296035

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123 Seriously Smart Things you Need to Know About the Climate

Type

Physical Book

Author

Mathilda Masters

Publisher

Thames And Hudson Ltd

Year

2020

Language

English

Pages

144

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9780500296035

Edition No.

123 Seriously Smart Things you Need to Know About the Climate

Mathilda Masters (Author) · Thames And Hudson Ltd · Paperback

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Delivery: 16 Nov - 20 Nov

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Synopsis "123 Seriously Smart Things you Need to Know About the Climate "

Did you know that: • Deserts provide food for fish? • 70% of all birds on the planet are chickens? • Climate change was the reason why humans began to talk? • Cows emit harmful methane when they burp or fart? Filled to the brim with 123 astonishing facts about the environment and climate, this accessible book explores the history of climate change and offers suggestions on how we can keep our planet liveable. Table of Contents1. Everything is connected • 2. The climate is always changing… and so is the Earth • 3. The Earth is getting warmer • 4. The Earth is becoming more polluted • 5. The Impact of a warmer and more polluted planet • 6. What should we do?

Mathilda Masters

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Mathilda Masters (1963) is a Belgian writer specialized in children's and young adult literature, known for her ability to blend curious facts with humor and education. Her series Superslimme dingen die je moet weten has been translated into several languages and has been praised for its accessible and entertaining approach to scientific and cultural topics.

Among her most notable works is Yuck! 101 Disgusting Things (2020), which presents surprising and repulsive facts to spark the curiosity of young readers. Masters has been recognized for her skill in making complex subjects understandable and appealing to the young audience.

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