Category: How It Works
Number of Pages: 224
Language: English
Publisher: Imagine Publishing Ltd.
Publisher: Imagine Publishing Ltd.
Age Range: 7 and Up
About the Book
The How It Works Annual is the ultimate collection of fantastic articles from How It Works magazine. Helping to explain how things work, this book is perfect for every age, whether you’re looking to increase your knowledge on a specific subject, research a school project or just find out some fun facts.
With sections covering space, science, technology, transport, the environment and history, there’s something for everyone. So whether you want to know how all the latest gadgets work, how humans survive in space, what’s involved in the ageing process or how penguins survive in such cold conditions, this is the only book for you.
Helen Laidlaw, Editor of How It Works magazine said; “This year’s amazing How It Works annual is the ultimate time sink for science and technology fans. We’ve hand-picked the finest articles of the last 12 months together with beautiful cutaway illustrations, insightful expert information and awesome photos to get you to the heart of how things work. We’re very proud of this year’s offering as it features some of our all-time favorite articles, such as Supermassive black holes, The ageing process and much more.”
With sections covering space, science, technology, transport, the environment and history, there’s something for everyone. So whether you want to know how all the latest gadgets work, how humans survive in space, what’s involved in the ageing process or how penguins survive in such cold conditions, this is the only book for you.
Helen Laidlaw, Editor of How It Works magazine said; “This year’s amazing How It Works annual is the ultimate time sink for science and technology fans. We’ve hand-picked the finest articles of the last 12 months together with beautiful cutaway illustrations, insightful expert information and awesome photos to get you to the heart of how things work. We’re very proud of this year’s offering as it features some of our all-time favorite articles, such as Supermassive black holes, The ageing process and much more.”