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The Comic Strip History of Space

The Comic Strip History of Space

by Tracey Turner (Author), Sally Kindberg (Illustrator)

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    Hardcover 2009

    $3.24
Synopsis

Mankind has always been fascinated by space - prehistoric man built temples to honour the moon and sun, early civilisations developed theories about what went on up there, and scientists and philosophers from Pythagoras to Copernicus have been drawn to it ever since. Our obsession has led us in to space itself. Not to mention the numerous amazing books, films and UFO 'experiences'. Everything there is to know about space is here. With pictures. It's very very funny. And, of course, supremely edifying: written by Tracey Turner (101 Things) and illustrated by celebrated cartoonist Sally Kindberg.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 96
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 05 Oct 2009
ISBN 10: 0747594325
ISBN 13: 9780747594321
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years
 Book Overview: Beautiful package - classy hbk with two colour throughout the inside Tracey Turner (101 Things) and Sally Kindberg are a dream team of text and illustration

Media Reviews
PRAISE FOR 'THE COMIC STRIP HISTORY OF THE WORLD': 'It is all very enjoyable, and would be lapped up by anyone over 8' The Spectator 'This book is undoubtedly the most original book about history you will ever read A truly entertaining way to discover what gruesome deeds our ancestors got up to' Anorak Magazine 'Easy to digest account of world history. Very funny' Angels and Urchins
Author Bio
Tracey Turner is a former editor and author of many non-fiction books for children, including Hodder's Disgusting Dictionary and titles for the Dead Famous series, and 101 Things You Need To Know. Tracey lives in Bath. Sally Kindberg is an illustrator and writer. She once went to Elf School in Iceland, has written a book about hair, and sailed on a Tall Ship to Lisbon. She has one daughter, Emerald, and lives in London with 67 robots.