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Newest Review: ... Tree books of the same level. I have noted in earlier reviews that the non fiction books do tend to be more challenging than ... more

 ... the fiction books of the same level, and this does present a couple of challenging words. These include 'submersible', 'geothermal' and the hardest for my son 'Chikyu Hakken', the name of a Japanese boat. In all honesty, I don't know if I am pronouncing it correctly, but I have told him with difficult unfamiliar words like this to just read the word however he thinks it sounds - so we give this a phonetic English pronunciation. He found 'Nankai Tough difficult as well. 'Extreme Exploring Machines' is part of project X...more

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Project X: Extreme Exploring Machines - Alison Blank: "I Like the books about real things". (688 words)
by - written on 23/10/11 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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I tend to value fiction over non fiction where children are concerned. I know all the expert advice recommends a good mix between the two - but I have always felt stories were more fun. Because we home educate though, I felt a good number of non fiction books were necessary from an educational standpoint. However, I have discovered my son loves the non fiction, often choosing these over fiction titles. I recently asked him to choose a new book and his response has formed the title for this review. This is one of my sons favourite non fiction books. It is part of the series we have been using for him to learn to read from, Project X. These books are written ...  Read the complete review