Name: National Geographic Kids Myths Busted! Just When you Thought you Knew What you Knew. (en Inglés)
Price: 81.66 PEN
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Author: Emily Krieger
ISBN: 9781426311031

portada National Geographic Kids Myths Busted! Just When you Thought you Knew What you Knew. (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Natl Geographic Soc

Autor

Emily Krieger

Año

2013

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

208

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN

1426311036

ISBN13

9781426311031

Categorías

Cultura general para niños
Misterios sobrenaturales

National Geographic Kids Myths Busted! Just When you Thought you Knew What you Knew. (en Inglés)

Emily Krieger (Autor) · Natl Geographic Soc · Tapa Dura

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Winner of the Children's Choice Book of the Year Award for grades 5-6Did you know fortune cookies aren't even found in China? Or that alligators don't actually live in the sewers of New York City? Want to prove it to your friends? This book gives kids the tools to break and bust wild and wacky myths from around the world. These myths reveal a broad range of historical and scientific truths that keep kids learning while interacting with their favorite fictional "facts."Chock full of colorful photographs and funny text, this book includes hundreds of fascinating facts and interesting tidbits that prove you can't believe everything you're told. Each busted myth also features an explanation of where it originated, which uncovers often surprising historical significance. So next time someone tells you that the average person accidentally ingests 8 spiders each year--don't tell them that if they believe that they are as dumb as an ox--because oxen are actually quite smart.