
Stuff You Should Know
Words & Pictures (Publisher)
Published on 15. October 2015
Book
Paperback/Softback
80 pages
978-1-78493-299-2 (ISBN)
Description
Stuff you should know! is the fascinating story behind the daily activities we take for granted.
What exactly happens when you turn on the tap, send a message on the Internet, or telephone a friend?
Have you wondered where garbage goes once you've throw it out? Or where the gas that heats your home comes from?
Find the answers to these questions- and many more- as you turn the pages of this book.
Special fold-out pages tell what happens when you phone for a pizza or post a letter to the other side of the world.
What exactly happens when you turn on the tap, send a message on the Internet, or telephone a friend?
Have you wondered where garbage goes once you've throw it out? Or where the gas that heats your home comes from?
Find the answers to these questions- and many more- as you turn the pages of this book.
Special fold-out pages tell what happens when you phone for a pizza or post a letter to the other side of the world.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Quarto Publishing PLC
Target group
Children/juvenile
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Dimensions
Height: 289 mm
Width: 219 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-78493-299-2 (9781784932992)
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Persons
John Farndon is an internationally known author, as well as a playwright, composer and songwriter. He has written hundreds of books, which have sold millions of copies around the world in most major languages and include many best-sellers, such as the award-winning Do Not Open.
Rob Beattie is a professional writer and life-long camper and angler. He has written numerous titles on a wide range of outdoor activities, including: The Pocket Survival Guide, The Campsite Companion: All You Need to Know for Life in the Great Outdoors, The Boating Companion: All You Need to Know for Life on the Open Water, and The Fishing Handbook (published in the UK as 101 Golden Rules of Fishing). All have been published internationally and translated into several languages. He lives in the seaside city of Brighton, England.STEVE FRICKER is a renowned illustrator and painter. Awarded the Rhone-Poulenc prize for his illustrations for What Happens When? His work has appeared in many of the worlds leading newspapers and magazines as well as private and National collections. Steve studied painting at Chelsea School of Art and on graduating found his work becoming increasingly in demand and regular commissions followed. He worked for 25 years as a political cartoonist and illustrated comment pages by Tony Blair, John Major and Boris Johnson and many others.His conceptual interpretation to editorial briefs is reflected in his narrative paintings.
Rob Beattie is a professional writer and life-long camper and angler. He has written numerous titles on a wide range of outdoor activities, including: The Pocket Survival Guide, The Campsite Companion: All You Need to Know for Life in the Great Outdoors, The Boating Companion: All You Need to Know for Life on the Open Water, and The Fishing Handbook (published in the UK as 101 Golden Rules of Fishing). All have been published internationally and translated into several languages. He lives in the seaside city of Brighton, England.STEVE FRICKER is a renowned illustrator and painter. Awarded the Rhone-Poulenc prize for his illustrations for What Happens When? His work has appeared in many of the worlds leading newspapers and magazines as well as private and National collections. Steve studied painting at Chelsea School of Art and on graduating found his work becoming increasingly in demand and regular commissions followed. He worked for 25 years as a political cartoonist and illustrated comment pages by Tony Blair, John Major and Boris Johnson and many others.His conceptual interpretation to editorial briefs is reflected in his narrative paintings.