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 Wonderwise Book Set
Newest Review: ... and endangered animals to mention just a couple. Every book has 32 pages and is packed full of useful information and ... more  ... colourful pictures. They have a lot of the features you would expect to find in non fiction books such as an index and a glossary, pictures with diagrams and lots of facts. Most of them have that science/ environmental link but some also have historical elements too.
Some of the books individually have won prizes and one of our favourites - What's Under the Bed? - is a winner of the TES (Times Educational Supplement) book award. I think this book is absolutely brilliant because it comes up with loads of fascinating and...more |
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Wonderwise Book Set: Wonderwise - The answer to all those 'wonder whys?' (860 words)
by - written on 12/05/08 (Very useful, 184 readings)
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My nearly five year old daughter is at that stage in life when everything hold a fascination for her and she wants to know absolutely everything about anything. She is always coming out with curious questions such as 'I wonder why we have bones?', 'I wonder why there are stars in the sky?' and 'I wonder what I was like in your tummy??' Some of these I can answer and if not I pass her on to Daddy. However, sometimes we are both stumped, so when I saw this Wonderwise set of books I felt sure that they would be incredibly useful and informative which they are. The set comprises of twenty non-fiction books covering a wide range of subjects which small children ... Read the complete review
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