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The Coolest Cross-Sections Ever!

by Richard Platt

Series: DK Cross Sections (coolest)

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A unique collection of extraordinary illustrations exploring machines, buildings, ships, and the human body from the inside out.
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My daughter took this very large book with us all over town. She was in love with all the details and drawings. Fun to see inside and behind the scenes of so many industries. ( )
  dms02 | Feb 27, 2014 |
The Coolest cross-sections Ever is a very interesting book full of cross-sections and information about history, geography, the human body and certain buildings or stuctures. This book shows the subjects of the book in a 3.2 dimensional view and shows every component of the supjects showed. this book has the ability to educate or enlighten readers with entertaining and eye-catching images. ( )
  piemaster | Nov 29, 2010 |
Great illustrations and very educational. ( )
  cobalt_grrl | Jan 8, 2008 |
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