Jennifer Swanson
Author of National Geographic Kids Brain Games: The Mind-Blowing Science of Your Amazing Brain
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Works by Jennifer Swanson
National Geographic Kids Brain Games: The Mind-Blowing Science of Your Amazing Brain (2015) 106 copies
Astronaut-Aquanaut: How Space Science and Sea Science Interact (National Geographic Kids) (2018) 46 copies
Outdoor School: Rock, Fossil, and Shell Hunting: The Definitive Interactive Nature Guide (2021) 38 copies
Beastly Bionics: Rad Robots, Brilliant Biomimicry, and Incredible Inventions Inspired by Nature (2020) 16 copies
The Secret Science of Sports: The Math, Physics, and Mechanical Engineering Behind Every Grand Slam, Triple Axel, and… (2021) 11 copies
Body Bugs: Invisible Creatures Lurking Inside You (Edge Books: Tiny Creepy Creatures) (2011) 10 copies
Top Secret Science: Projects You Aren't Supposed to Know About (Fact Finders: Scary Science) (2014) 6 copies
Search For John Wilkes Booth 3 copies
Uninvited Guests; Invisible Creatures Lurking in Your Home (Edge Books: Tiny Creepy Creatures) (2011) 2 copies
Slimy Stretchy Sand 1 copy
Bartolomeu Dias: First European Sailor to Reach the Indian Ocean (Spotlight on Explorers and Colonization) (2017) 1 copy
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Save the Crash-test Dummies by Jennifer Swanson
A photo-heavy guide through the history of car safety.
Pictures and illustrations and they were very beautiful and helped add to the beauty of the book. The storyline was empowering and had a call to action at the end.
This title has three functions, first, as a guide to observation and identification, second, as a journal/logbook and third as a reference for identification.
This title in the series focuses on rocks, fossils, and shells.
The geographic information is much appreciated and helpful to the budding naturalist.
This title in the series focuses on rocks, fossils, and shells.
The geographic information is much appreciated and helpful to the budding naturalist.
I love to see if children's nonfiction authors can explain complex scientific topics to my English major, right-brained self. This one didn't try to go so in-depth that it lost me. I appreciated that. There are interesting facts about cost and renting solar equipment (I didn't know that could be done). It was realistic about cost-effectiveness and not at all pushy about putting pressure on all readers to buy. The trash/solar energy idea at the end is truly fascinating. It includes great historical facts and has a find out more website.… (more)
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- Works
- 50
- Members
- 631
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- Rating
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