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Horrible Science: Killer Energy

Horrible Science: Killer Energy

Genre:

Sci-fi Non-fiction

Target Audience:

3. Junior Readers (9-10 years old) 4. Pre-teen Readers (11-12 years old)

Preview:

Killer Energy explores the weird, powerful and sometimes downright disgusting side of energy. From heat, cold and electricity to fuel, movement and the energy inside our bodies, the book explains scientific concepts through bizarre facts, jokes, cartoons and memorable examples.

Perfect for readers, who:

  • Love science but don't enjoy traditional textbooks.
  • Enjoy funny, weird and surprising facts.
  • Are curious about how energy works in everyday life.
  • Like illustrated, comic-style non-fiction books.

Why You'll Love It:

✓ Makes physics and energy easier to understand.
✓ Packed with strange and memorable science facts.
✓ Funny illustrations make learning entertaining.
✓ Covers topics such as heat, cold, fuel, movement and electricity.
✓ Perfect for curious readers who enjoy learning with humour.

Also consider the below aspects before you select:

❌ Includes deliberately gross, gory and toilet-humour content.
❌ Readers looking for a formal, textbook-style explanation of physics may prefer another science book.

Verdict:

A funny, fact-packed introduction to energy and physics that turns science into something weird, entertaining and easy to remember.

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