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If you read my review of How the World Works by Christiane Dorion, with illustrations by Beverly Young and paper engineering by Andy Mansfield, then you will have an idea just how cool How the Weather Works is. These books are perfect for curious minds from age four to fourteen. Packed with information that comes in little bites and bigger chunks, you can pick and choose what you read to your
What a better way to spark the minds of future scientist than with a pop-up book that tells you How the World Works? Written by Christine Dorion and illustrated by Beverley Young, there is something to draw the eye on every page. This book will grab the attention of kids who are starting to ask those sometimes difficult to answer questions like, "Why does the weather change?" "Why does it rain
Wow! I love the sound and look of this book :-) My kids love the pop up books from The Eden Project - The Global Garden and Earthly Treasure By Kate Petty, Jennie Maizels (http://www.edenproject.com/shop/Earthly-Treasure.aspx ) and How the World Works sounds similar.
Thanks for the link! Those books look amazing! Interesting that all three are published (originally) by British organizations...