Down to Earth: The Story of Gravity - Jacqui Bailey Reviews
Newest Review: ... thrown by some children on his way to work. Simple everyday activities, but both of these demonstrate the effects of gravity, ... more
... and a brief explanation is given. Then the story returns to Zac as he arrives at the launch site for his first trip on the shuttle. We learn how he has trained and follow him into space. While this is first and foremost a story, the effects of gravity are explained as we observe life on the shuttle.
This was bought for my youngest son, but my oldest has used it as well. Both boys like the part where poor Zac has changed from a light coffee colour to distinctively green, with cheeks bulging and looking very much as i...more
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Customer Down to Earth: The Story of Gravity - Jacqui Bailey Reviews (1)
by - written on 03/05/12 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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My youngest is almost 4 now, and like most children, full of questions. He often listens as I read books of a far a higher age level to his brother - and with his love of airplanes and flight - he has also taken an interest in gravity. He wants to know everything about it - how it works and how birds, airplanes and other flying machines manage to defy it. It is times like this that I feel a bit thick myself. Gravity is one of those things I have always taken for granted. We all know it is there - but how does it work? As usual when faced with a question I just don't know how to answer - I turned to my two favourite sources Google and Amazon. Google did turn up a few ... Read the complete review
