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Sto caricando le informazioni... Planes: And How They Work (Magic Machines) (edizione 2007)di Clint Twist, Fitz Hammond (Illustratore), Peter Bull (Illustratore)
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Kids will learn the answers to fascinating questions such as...how on earth can a huge piece of machinery weighing over 800,000 pounds - nearly half-a-million tons! - ever get airborne? And what does a jet engine block look like from inside the block? Cool stuff!
The book also features a page on the Past and Future of aeronautics, including interesting tidbits on the Airbus A380, which is over 230 feet long, has three levels and can fly 5,000 miles nonstop without refueling - which is like flying from San Francisco to Tokyo without having a stopover in Honolulu! Holy cow!
Planes and how they work is supposed to be for kids, but I think adults (well, maybe only dorky adults like me) will enjoy it as much, if not more so, than their children. Listen, it sure beats the heck out of reading Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and Dick And Jane over and over anyday, trust me. Reading this book is like watching Finding Nemo or Monster House, you can read it multiple times and yet it remains fresh and fun for both children and adults. I wish all children's books were this interesting. ( )