T. J. Resler

I debated on a 3* or 4* and gave it a 4 *.
I think this book is much too detailed for a child. I did get information for my research. Working with a child makes it a good reference book.
I do genealogy and for the NaNoWriMo April Camp, I chose to write a kid's book on genealogy. I do not expect to publish. Mine would bring it more to the level of a younger child and more personal research.
I got my copy from my library, but the cost is only $14.00 US.
Also check kids.nationalgeographic.com for photography.… (plus d'informations)

I loved this book for fourth and fifth grade. I think it is incredibly intriguing and is a great science prove/ attention-getter. This could be a great individual read OR read-aloud that we do as a class and read about one THING each day. There is a large number of words on each page so could be a difficult read for some students, but some blurbs are small enough and pictures for the support that it is not boring. I think this is a great book that describes how certain everyday things (or not everyday things) work. The microwave, refrigerator, bionic arms, and legs, the toilet, and so much more.… (plus d'informations)