SSTC: 21 books for younger readers (approx 8-13). Mainly science. ?12.50

By lulu1
January 15, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Mainly 'science' books approximately for ages 8 to 13

Train your brain to be a genius

Horrible science - the stunning science of everything

Human body

Volcanoes and earthquakes

Commando survival manual

Timelines inventions

1000 things you should know about the human body

Space

Wonders of the deep - The Red Sea

Awesome facts

Forensic science

Knots

More interesting than your teacher

Why eating bogeys is good for you - and other crazy facts explained

How loud can you burp - and other extremely important questions

How to avoid a wombats bum... and other fascinating facts

Why do farts smell like rotten egg - and more crazy facts explained

How to fossilise your hamster - and other amazing experiments for the armchair scientist

Why snot is green - and other extremely important questions

Animal tracks and signs

Optical illusions

Books in very good condition, some brand new

Collection from Sydenham Hill area

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