Show Off: How to Do Absolutely Everything. One Step at a Time.

by Sarah Hines Stephens

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Dazzle your friends with the old exploding volcano trick, then slyly ease an egg into a bottle. Or you can really get cooking by slipping fortunes into a batch of cookies and folding them like a pro. From taking funny fake photos to breeding butterflies, from running a ninja obstacle course to reading minds to, yes, whipping up some edible fake barf, here is the source for learning how to do absolutely everything. With minimal text and maximal humor, these simple illustrated instructions will have kids psyched to show off.… (more)

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An awesome activity book for middle years and teens. Every project is visually explained with hip graphics, including instructions - albeit somewhat brief at times. Divided into six sections, these activities promise tons of fun... learn how to get cool photo effects with your camera, make a floating finger, isolate DNA, cook with a solar oven, hook a gum-wrapper chain, fossilize footprints, draw Manga, fold fortune cookies, pop a wheelie, moonwalk, and many more. Irresistable fun, but play safe! (

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keatkin | Jul 22, 2010 |

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Dazzle your friends with the old exploding volcano trick, then slyly ease an egg into a bottle. Or you can really get cooking by slipping fortunes into a batch of cookies and folding them like a pro. From taking funny fake photos to breeding butterflies, from running a ninja obstacle course to reading minds to, yes, whipping up some edible fake barf, here is the source for learning how to do absolutely everything. With minimal text and maximal humor, these simple illustrated instructions will have kids psyched to show off.

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