Brum Alex (89 results)

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paperback. Condition: Good. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All of the pages are intact and the cover is intact and the spine may show signs of wear. The book may have minor markings which are not specifically mentioned. Edoardo Massa (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A garden may look quiet. But underneath the soil, inside the leaves, and between the flowers, something is always happening.A seed cracks open. A tiny root pushes down into the soil. A stem reaches toward the light. Bees visit flowers. Fruits begin to grow. And eventually, new seeds are ready to start the whole story again.What Is a Garden takes young readers inside this busy living world and follows a plant from seed to sprout, flower, fruit, and seed again.Along the way, children discover why plants need sunlight and water, what roots are doing underground, how leaves help a plant grow, why flowers matter, how bees move pollen, and how many of the foods on our plates begin with a plant.The science is connected to things children can actually see - a strawberry growing, a tomato ripening, a bee landing on a flower, or a seed beginning to sprout.Inside the book, young readers will explore: - What is hidden inside a seed- How the first root and shoot begin to grow- Why plants need water, light, air, and nutrients- What roots, stems, and leaves actually do- How flowers become fruits- Why bees and other pollinators matter- Where new seeds come from- How familiar fruits and vegetables grow- The complete journey from seed ? plant ? flower ? fruit ? seedWith bright illustrations, clear explanations, and plenty to discover on every page, What Is a Garden turns an ordinary patch of plants into a place full of science.After reading it, a child may never look at a garden in quite the same way again. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A virus is so tiny you can't see it with your eyes. So how can something that small make an entire person sick Viruses are strange. They don't eat. They don't breathe. They can't even make more viruses on their own. Instead, they have to find a living cell, get inside, and use that cell to make copies of themselves.But the human body isn't helpless.What Is a Virus - Tiny Invaders and Your Amazing Defenders takes children inside this microscopic battle to see what actually happens when a virus meets the human body.Readers will discover how viruses enter cells, why they multiply, what makes us feel sick, and how the immune system recognizes trouble and fights back. They'll meet antibodies, immune cells, and the body's other tiny defenders-and see why getting better takes time.Big, colorful illustrations turn things too small to see into a world children can explore.Inside the book: - What a virus actually is- Just how tiny viruses are- Why viruses need living cells- How a virus gets inside a cell- What happens after infection- Why we sometimes feel sick- How the immune system spots an invader- What antibodies do- How the body fights back- Why some viruses spread from person to person- Fascinating facts about the microscopic worldPresented in a large 8.5 × 8.5 inch square format, the book gives the illustrations plenty of room to show what is happening inside cells and throughout the immune system.Made for curious children ages 5-9 who aren't satisfied with hearing 'viruses are germs' and want to know what they actually do. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What if you could look inside your body without making a single cut What Is an X-Ray takes young readers on an exciting journey into one of the most amazing discoveries in medical science. Children will learn how X-rays pass through the body, why bones appear white, why lungs look dark, and how doctors safely use X-ray images to diagnose broken bones, illnesses, and injuries.Designed especially for curious children, this beautifully illustrated 8.5 × 8.5 inch premium full-color edition explains a complex scientific topic using simple language, engaging examples, and colorful artwork that makes learning both fun and easy.Inside you'll discover: - What X-rays are- How X-ray machines work- Why different body parts look different on an X-ray- How doctors find broken bones and other injuries- How animals receive X-rays, too- The history of X-ray discovery- Safety facts every child should know- Fun science facts, activities, and quizzes- Beautiful full-color illustrations throughoutPerfect for curious readers ages 5-8, parents, teachers, classrooms, homeschool families, and anyone who loves discovering how the human body works. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - How did humans go from sleeping in caves and simple shelters to building castles, bridges, and skyscrapers How Humans Learned to Build takes young readers through the remarkable story of construction - showing how people solved one building problem after another.Children will discover why early humans needed shelter, how wooden frames made stronger homes possible, why people began building with stone and brick, how arches could carry heavy loads, and how castles, bridges, steel frames, elevators, and modern materials changed what humans could build.Along the way, young readers will see that buildings did not simply become bigger. New materials, tools, and engineering ideas allowed people to build stronger, safer, taller, and in entirely new ways.Inside, children will explore: - Caves and the earliest shelters- Wooden frames and simple houses- Mud brick, stone, and stronger walls- Columns, arches, and domes- Castles and defensive structures- Bridges and the challenge of crossing gaps- Iron, steel, and modern construction- How skeleton frames support tall buildings- Elevators and the rise of skyscrapers- How engineers plan and test structures- The materials and ideas shaping buildings todayWith clear explanations and colorful illustrations, this book turns the history of building into a story of human problem-solving, invention, and engineering.A fascinating visual introduction to architecture and engineering for curious young builders.Reading Age5-8 yearsAges 5-6 - best enjoyed with an adult, especially when introducing ideas such as structural support, arches, loads, and building materials.Ages 7-8 - well suited for independent reading and for children beginning to explore engineering, architecture, inventions, and how things are made. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Imagine waking up on Mars.Outside your window there are no trees, no oceans, and no air you can breathe. The ground is freezing, a dust storm may be rolling toward your base, and Earth is millions of kilometers away.So. how would you survive Could We Live on Mars turns one enormous question into a fascinating journey through the real problems humans would have to solve before calling Mars home.Where would our oxygen come from Could we find enough water How would astronauts grow food when there is no ordinary soil or rain What happens when a dust storm covers the solar panels And what would a Mars home need to protect the people inside Young readers will explore a possible Mars base piece by piece and discover that living on another planet isn't simply about getting there. It's about learning how to stay alive once you arrive.Inside, kids will discover: - What Mars is really like- Why humans can't simply walk outside- Where future explorers might find water- How a Mars base could make oxygen- How astronauts could grow food- Where electricity might come from- Why spacesuits are essential- How rovers help explore dangerous terrain- What Martian dust storms could mean for a base- How people could communicate with Earth- What happens when something breaks far from home- The challenges of building a permanent settlement- Fascinating Mars facts- Hands-on activities and problem-solving challengesThe book doesn't just ask children to memorize facts. It asks them to think like Mars explorers: What do we need What could go wrong How could we fix it Presented in a large 8.5 × 8.5 inch square format, with colorful illustrations that make Mars bases, rovers, greenhouses, spacesuits, and the Red Planet itself exciting to explore.Perfect for curious kids ages 5-10 who love space, science, astronauts, engineering, and asking the biggest question of all: Could we really live there. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Discover the incredible world of chemistry through the amazing elements that make up everything around us.Amazing Elements introduces young scientists to all 118 elements of the periodic table with simple explanations, colorful illustrations, fascinating facts, and fun science adventures. From the hydrogen in water to the gold in jewelry and the uranium deep inside Earth, every element has an incredible story to tell.Beautifully illustrated in a premium 8.5 × 8.5 inch full-color edition, this engaging STEM book is perfectly sized for curious readers to enjoy at home, in classrooms, libraries, and homeschool lessons.Inside you'll discover: - All 118 elements explained in kid-friendly language- Where each element is found- What each element is used for- Amazing discoveries and surprising facts- Rare, everyday, and super-heavy elements- Fun science activities and quizzes- Colorful illustrations on every page- A complete introduction to the Periodic TablePerfect for curious readers ages 6-10, parents, teachers, homeschoolers, and future scientists who love asking questions and discovering how the world works. Brum, Alex (illustrator). …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Why does an egg turn solid when it gets hot Why does cheese melt What makes bread rise - and popcorn suddenly pop The Science of Cooking for Kids turns an ordinary kitchen into a place full of surprising science.Young readers discover what is really happening inside familiar foods as they are heated, mixed, melted, frozen, browned, and baked. Simple explanations introduce the physics and chemistry behind everyday cooking without making the science feel complicated.Inside, children will discover: - Why eggs change from runny to solid- What happens when cheese and chocolate melt- How tiny gas bubbles make bread rise- Why popcorn kernels burst open- How water boils and becomes vapor- Why some foods become brown when heated- What happens to proteins during cooking- How heating and cooling change food- Why mixing ingredients can create something completely new- How science appears in everyday meals and snacksRather than simply showing children how to cook, this book helps them understand why food changes.With colorful illustrations, familiar examples, and science children can recognize in their own kitchen, The Science of Cooking for Kids makes chemistry and physics easy to see, question, and explore.A colorful visual science adventure for curious readers ages 6-10. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Think dinosaurs were the first amazing animals on Earth Think again.Before dinosaurs, the world was already full of strange and surprising life.Giant insects crawled through ancient forests. Unusual creatures swam in prehistoric seas. Towering fungi rose above the landscape, and early reptiles explored a planet that looked very different from today.Join a journey through Earth's forgotten past and discover the incredible worlds that existed long before the first dinosaur took a step.Packed with fascinating facts, prehistoric creatures, and spectacular ancient environments, this book brings the lost ages of Earth back to life. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - How can your voice travel hundreds - or even thousands - of miles and reach someone almost instantly The telephone began with wires, simple electrical signals, and an extraordinary idea: what if the human voice could be sent somewhere else What Is a Telephone takes young readers on a visual journey from the earliest telephone experiments to switchboards, rotary phones, mobile networks, and the smartphones we carry today.Along the way, children discover how telephone technology actually works and why it changed the world.Readers will explore: - How early telephones carried voices through wires- What Alexander Graham Bell contributed to telephone history- Why telephone operators and switchboards were once needed- How rotary phones worked- How telephone networks connected homes and cities- Why mobile phones are called 'cellular'- How cell towers help calls travel- How mobile phones changed from large early models to pocket-sized devices- What happens when you tap CALL on a smartphone- How one invention transformed communication around the worldRather than presenting technology as a collection of gadgets, the book connects each invention to the problem it helped solve - showing children how one idea gradually became the worldwide communication system we use today.With colorful illustrations, timelines, diagrams, and clear explanations, What Is a Telephone turns an everyday object into a fascinating story of science, engineering, invention, and human connection.A lively introduction to communication technology for curious children ages 5-9. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What actually happens when water freezes Why does ice float How can animals survive temperatures that would be dangerous for us - and how cold can scientists make something in a laboratory The Science of Cold takes children beyond snowy weather and into the fascinating physics, chemistry, biology, and technology of low temperatures.Young readers will discover what changes inside matter as temperature falls, how ice crystals grow, why every snowflake develops its remarkable structure, and how enormous glaciers can slowly move across the land.Then the journey gets colder.Travel to Antarctica, meet animals built to survive below zero, discover what frostbite does to the body, experiment with the strange behavior of dry ice, and enter the extraordinary world of cryogenics.Inside, children will explore: - What 'cold' actually means- What happens to molecules as temperature drops- How liquid water becomes solid ice- Why ice floats instead of sinking- How ice crystals and snowflakes form- How glaciers grow and move- What makes Antarctica so extreme- How animals survive freezing environments- What frostbite is and why extreme cold can be dangerous- Why dry ice is different from ordinary ice- What cryogenics is- How scientists create and study extremely low temperaturesFrom a tiny snowflake to an Antarctic ice sheet, The Science of Cold reveals that cold isn't simply the absence of warmth - it changes how matter behaves, how landscapes form, how living things survive, and what scientists are able to discover.A richly illustrated science adventure for curious readers ages 5-10. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Discover the hidden world inside Earth.This science book for kids explores how rocks, crystals, minerals, and gemstones form through fire, pressure, water, and time. From volcanoes and magma chambers to fossils, caves, meteorites, and giant underground crystals, the book explains how Earth constantly reshapes itself beneath the surface.Children will learn: - how igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks form- how crystals grow underground- how fossils become trapped inside rock- why volcanoes create new land- how diamonds, quartz, obsidian, and other minerals form- how pressure, heat, erosion, and time change the planetIncludes a large visual catalog of rocks and minerals: quartz, amethyst, granite, basalt, marble, jade, opal, meteorites, amber, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and many more.Designed for curious readers ages 5-10, this book combines simple explanations with strong visual storytelling and real Earth science. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What actually happens when water freezes? Why does ice float? How can animals survive temperatures that would be dangerous for us - and how cold can scientists make something in a laboratory?The Science of Cold takes children beyond snowy weather and into the fascinating physics, chemistry, biology, and technology of low temperatures.Young readers will discover what changes inside matter as temperature falls, how ice crystals grow, why every snowflake develops its remarkable structure, and how enormous glaciers can slowly move across the land.Then the journey gets colder.Travel to Antarctica, meet animals built to survive below zero, discover what frostbite does to the body, experiment with the strange behavior of dry ice, and enter the extraordinary world of cryogenics.Inside, children will explore: What "cold" actually meansWhat happens to molecules as temperature dropsHow liquid water becomes solid iceWhy ice floats instead of sinkingHow ice crystals and snowflakes formHow glaciers grow and moveWhat makes Antarctica so extremeHow animals survive freezing environmentsWhat frostbite is and why extreme cold can be dangerousWhy dry ice is different from ordinary iceWhat cryogenics isHow scientists create and study extremely low temperaturesFrom a tiny snowflake to an Antarctic ice sheet, The Science of Cold reveals that cold isn't simply the absence of warmth - it changes how matter behaves, how landscapes form, how living things survive, and what scientists are able to discover.A richly illustrated science adventure for curious readers ages 5-10. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Think dinosaurs were the first amazing animals on Earth? Think again.Before dinosaurs, the world was already full of strange and surprising life.Giant insects crawled through ancient forests. Unusual creatures swam in prehistoric seas. Towering fungi rose above the landscape, and early reptiles explored a planet that looked very different from today.Join a journey through Earth's forgotten past and discover the incredible worlds that existed long before the first dinosaur took a step.Packed with fascinating facts, prehistoric creatures, and spectacular ancient environments, this book brings the lost ages of Earth back to life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Al abrir los ojos, algunos suenos siguen despiertos. esperando, observando, llamandote a cruzar. Hay suenos que no se olvidan. Suenos que no se disuelven al despertar. Suenos que abren puertas. Umbral: Suenos que cruzaron - Volumen I reune 22 relatos de terror juvenil y fantasia oscura, nacidas de suenos inquietantes donde lo cotidiano se quiebra y deja pasar algo mas. Algo que observa. Algo que espera. Ninos que descubren que no todos los adultos dicen la verdad.Puertas que conducen a lugares que no deberian existir.Pueblos que aparecen solo para quienes estan destinados a encontrarlos.Figuras que se deslizan entre sombras, faros que marcan caminos imposibles, visitantes que regresan una y otra vez desde el otro lado. En estas historias, el umbral separa el mundo real del mundo de los suenos. pero tambien los une. Y cuando ambas realidades se entrelazan, nada vuelve a ser igual. Porque lo que cruza nunca regresa siendo el mismo. Este libro no habla de monstruos lejanos, sino de miedos cercanos: los que se esconden en la infancia, en la noche, en la memoria y en aquello que preferimos no mirar demasiado tiempo. Relatos breves, amenos y atmosfericos, pensados para lectores jovenes y adultos que disfrutan del terror sugerente, del misterio, y de las historias que se quedan contigo mucho despues de cerrar el libro. Te atreves a cruzar el umbral?Lo que venga contigo. podria quedarse para siempre. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Brum, Alex (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Why does an egg turn solid when it gets hot? Why does cheese melt? What makes bread rise - and popcorn suddenly pop?The Science of Cooking for Kids turns an ordinary kitchen into a place full of surprising science.Young readers discover what is really happening inside familiar foods as they are heated, mixed, melted, frozen, browned, and baked. Simple explanations introduce the physics and chemistry behind everyday cooking without making the science feel complicated.Inside, children will discover: - Why eggs change from runny to solid- What happens when cheese and chocolate melt- How tiny gas bubbles make bread rise- Why popcorn kernels burst open- How water boils and becomes vapor- Why some foods become brown when heated- What happens to proteins during cooking- How heating and cooling change food- Why mixing ingredients can create something completely new- How science appears in everyday meals and snacksRather than simply showing children how to cook, this book helps them understand why food changes.With colorful illustrations, familiar examples, and science children can recognize in their own kitchen, The Science of Cooking for Kids makes chemistry and physics easy to see, question, and explore.A colorful visual science adventure for curious readers ages 6-10. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Brum, Alex (illustrator).…