Paul Mason (3)
Author of The Ultimate Book of Dinosaurs
For other authors named Paul Mason, see the disambiguation page.
About the Author
As an avid surfer, cyclist, and snowboarder, Paul Mason has always been interested in the environments where his favorite sports take place. He has been writing about environmental topics, mainly for young people, for several years.
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Works by Paul Mason
You Swallow Spiders in Your Sleep!: The Fact or Fiction Behind Animals (Fact or Phony?) (2012) 13 copies
You Can Get Sucked Down an Airplane Toilet!: The Fact or Fiction Behind Urban Myths (Fact or Phony?) (2014) 11 copies
You Can Fill a Swimming Pool with Your Spit!: The Fact or Fiction Behind Human Bodies (Fact or Phony?) (2013) 10 copies
Did the Romans Eat Chips? (Read Me!: Questions You Never Thought You'd Ask) (2013) 7 copies, 1 review
Skateboarding: The World's Coolest Skate Spots and Techniques (Edge Books: Passport to World Sports) (2010) 6 copies
Armpits to Zits: A Guide to Yucky Body Bits (From Armpits To Zits: The Book of Yucky Body Bits) (2011) 6 copies
Could a Walrus Play the Saxophone?: And other questions about Animals (Questions You Never Thought You'd Ask) (2013) 5 copies
Can You Lick Your Own Elbow? and Other Questions about the Human Body (Read Me!: Questions You Never Thought You'd Ask) (2013) 5 copies
Reading Planet KS2 - The Inside Story of Money - Level 5: Mars - Non-Fiction (Rising Stars Reading Planet) (2020) 4 copies
BMX and Mountain Biking: The World's Best Parks, Trails, Streets, and Techniques (Edge Books: Passport to World Sports) (2010) 4 copies
Rock Climbing: The World's Hottest Climbing Locations and Techniques (Edge Books: Passport to World Sports) (2010) 4 copies
Dirt Biking; The World's Most Remarkable Dirt Bike Rides and Techniques (Edge Books: Passport to World Sports) (2011) 3 copies
Project X Origins Graphic Texts: Dark Red Book Band, Oxford Level 18: Great Scientists (2016) 3 copies
Swimming For Triathlon And Open Water: Gain Confidence and Unlock Your Ideal Front Crawl (2017) 3 copies
Fishing; The World's Greatest Fishing Spots and Techniques (Edge Books: Passport to World Sports) (2011) 2 copies
Project X Origins: Dark Blue Book Band, Oxford Level 16: Space: How to Bluff Your Way Into Space (2014) 2 copies
Surfing: The World's Most Fantastic Surf Spots and Techniques (Edge Books: Passport to World Sports) (2011) 2 copies
Hiking and Camping; The World's Top Hikes and Camping Spots (Edge Books: Passport to World Sports) (2011) 1 copy
Project X Code Extra: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Castle Kingdom: The Jousting Handbook (2016) 1 copy, 1 review
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Another book that has survived from my childhood to adulthood- this encyclopedia does its job but has only a few minor problems. As a kid and even today as an older adult- some of the illustrations aren't that well done but others are just epic and higher quality. Some of the pages are hit and miss with information or art. It even gives a page purely dedicated to crazy speculations over extinction events throughout history (one such example is someone apparently wondered if aliens took show more dinosaurs away as a food source). I think this serves as a decent introduction to dinosaurs, but shouldn't be used as a definitive source for modern-fact information given all the new discoveries 22 years after this book was published. It seems more geared towards younger audiences than adults- but adults can still enjoy this encyclopedia style book. show less
What did athletes wear at the original Olympics? Which horse had a city named after him? Did Romans eat chips? Find out the answers to these crazy questions in Paul Mason's fun book about history. The book is filled with funny illustrations and asks questions about a wide range of historical events. The questions range geographically from South America to Japan, and historically from ancient times to World War II. Great for any school-aged child who enjoys history or fun facts about the show more world.
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Taylor W. / Marathon County Public Library
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An interesting biography of Galileo. Contains some material that I (as a mother) had to skip over in reading it to children. The illustrations are helpful, as well as the side boxes. We learned a lot about Galileo and his times.
Paul Mason has indeed found 25 Fun Things to Do Outside! The younger kids may need adult supervision for some of the activities. The older ones may need permission. I love getting everyone outside!
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