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See Inside How Things Work
US$15.99
See Inside How Things Work
Age 6+
US$15.99
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Ever been curious about how a machine really works?
Now you can get the answers! Lift the flaps to see inside all sorts of inventions, gadgets and devices, and discover facts and information about how they operate.
Over 90 flaps reveal the insides of car engines, musical instruments, lavatories, escalators, submarines and microwaves, diggers and many, many other well-known machines.
Discover Usborne's See Inside series...
- FEED THEIR CURIOSITY: From dinosaurs and the human body to space, science and history, discover fascinating facts and surprising secrets in these nonfiction books designed for curious kids ages 6-7+ (Grade 2 and up).
- FLAPS TO EXPLORE: Every book contains more than 50 interactive flaps to lift, revealing fascinating facts, detailed illustrations and answers to kids' biggest questions.
- LEARN THROUGH DISCOVERY: Lift the flaps, find hidden (and sometimes humorous!) details and uncover incredible information - an engaging way for independent readers to build their knowledge and keep learning.
- A GREAT CHOICE FOR HOME OR CLASSROOM: Packed with age-appropriate content, these hands-on books make a useful addition to home libraries, classroom collections and school reading lists.
- COLLECT THE SERIES: With a wide range of subjects to explore, the See Inside series gives fact-hungry kids plenty of opportunities to discover how the world works.
- Extent:
- 16 pages
- Dimensions:
- 225.8 x 276.5in
- Board ISBN:
- 9781805317746
- Publication Date:
- November 2023
- Work Reference:
- 01551
Colin King
Since studying at the Royal College of Art, Colin has enjoyed a long career as an artist and illustrator, mainly working from Norfolk. He has illustrated countless books for Usborne Publishing that have had international success, from the original Spy's Guidebook to the best-selling See Inside Your Body.
With over 100 flaps to lift, children can peer into different scenes to understand key educational topics.
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Quicklinks
Visit Usborne Quicklinks for links to websites where you can find out how bike gears, a toilet or a jet engine work and discover how lots of everyday items were invented.