This exciting reference book reveals everything about the weather in a fun question-and-answer way. Discover fascinating answers to more than 200 questions about the weather and learn about the real impacts of the climate crisis in this engaging encyclopedic guide for children aged 7-9 years.
What happens inside a rustling cloud? Why isn't the sky always blue? Why is climate change dangerous? This book helps curious minds find answers to all the questions they may have about weather and climate, as well as some they hadn't thought of!
This exciting weather encyclopedia offers:
- More than 200 questions about weather and climate in an interactive format.
- A question-and-answer format that combines detailed diagrams and illustrations with photos.
- 6 sections for each topic: how weather works, weather around the world, weather patterns, extreme weather, living with the weather, and weather in crisis.
With detailed explanations of the wonders of weather, extreme weather, the science of weather forecasting, and climate change, "Why? Weather" helps children become experts in no time. Each page answers a different question and includes a quick quiz designed to solidify the new knowledge, with information presented in bite-sized pieces for easy understanding.
Discover other topics with the "Why?" series and find answers to the most puzzling questions. If you enjoyed "Why? Weather," then why not try the "Why? Encyclopedia" to impress your family and friends with the answers to the world's biggest questions.
Pages: 144, Dimensions: 22.6x22.6cm
Manufacturer
- Publisher
- DK
- Preschool Book
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- Language
- English
- Type
- Sciences
- Theme
- Sciences
- Age
- from 7 years old years
- Subtitle
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- Cover
- Hardcover
- Release Date
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- Publication Date
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- Dimensions
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- Book Type
- Encyclopedias
- ISBN-13
- 9780241686690
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