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Anne Rooney

    May 28, 1959

    Anne Rooney is an author with a deep engagement with medieval literature. Her work often delves into this period, exploring its literary and historical facets with a keen eye for detail. Rooney writes for both adult and child audiences, translating her expertise into engaging and informative narratives. Her approach marries academic rigor with vivid storytelling, offering readers a unique window into the past.

    Anne Rooney
    How the World Works: Astronomy
    Curious Questions & Answers about Space Machines
    Curious Questions & Answers about My Body
    Amazing Animal Tales: Tiny Tadpole
    Weird and Wonderful Dinosaur Facts
    Lonely Planet Kids Dinosaur Atlas
    • Lonely Planet Kids Dinosaur Atlas

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Full-color illustrations provide an engaging exploration of dinosaur life over 200 million years ago, highlighting their habitats and discovery sites. Young readers will discover the work of notable paleontologists and have the opportunity to compare their size to life-size replicas of dinosaur bones, teeth, and claws, making for an interactive and educational experience.

      Lonely Planet Kids Dinosaur Atlas
      4.6
    • Weird and Wonderful Dinosaur Facts

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Engaging young readers with unique and surprising facts about dinosaurs, this full-color book explores the science behind these prehistoric creatures. Discover that T. rex didn’t roar and that Velociraptor had a wishbone like a chicken. The text delves into topics such as evolution, habitats, and ecology, encouraging a fresh perspective on the dinosaur kingdom. With its beautiful illustrations and humorous approach, this book is designed to ignite curiosity in children aged 8 and up.

      Weird and Wonderful Dinosaur Facts
      5.0
    • Amazing Animal Tales: Tiny Tadpole

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Tiny Tadpole is at the start of an amazing transformation. She begins life in the shelter of a hidden pool, growing and learning alongside her brother - until one day, she starts to change. This heartwarming story about an animal family living in the wild has big flaps to open and frog facts to discover. A perfect mix of fiction and non-fiction.

      Amazing Animal Tales: Tiny Tadpole
      5.0
    • The entertaining Q&A format makes Curious Questions & Answers About My Body the perfect book for both eager learners and reluctant readers. Find out why cells are so special, how blood circulates, and what happens inside your intestines. Lively illustrations complete this wonderfully quirky fact book

      Curious Questions & Answers about My Body
      5.0
    • Exploring the wonders of space machines, this book presents a humorous take on the Q & A format, featuring quirky illustrations and playful text. It answers intriguing questions about rocket launches, the purpose of the ISS's robotic arm, and the journeys of space probes beyond our solar system, making complex topics accessible and entertaining for readers.

      Curious Questions & Answers about Space Machines
      5.0
    • How the World Works: Astronomy

      From Plotting the Stars to Pulsars and Black Holes

      • 208 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Exploring humanity's enduring fascination with the cosmos, this book chronicles the evolution of astronomy from Neolithic times through significant milestones like Stonehenge and NASA's modern endeavors. It delves into our quest to understand stars, planets, and the possibility of extraterrestrial life, highlighting key developments and discoveries that have shaped our view of the universe over millennia.

      How the World Works: Astronomy
      4.4
    • Visual Timelines: World History

      From the Stone Age to the 21st Century

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Exploring the evolution of human civilization, this book provides a captivating overview of the rise and fall of empires throughout history. It contextualizes significant events and ideas, presenting them in accessible language to enhance understanding. Readers will embark on an enlightening journey that highlights the transformative changes that have shaped our world from ancient times to the present.

      Visual Timelines: World History
      5.0
    • "What is reality? How do we know what exists? What is the nature of truth? How can we live a good life? For 2,500 years, questions such as these have been pondered by philosophers from Parmenides and Plato to Dennett and Derrida. Each great thinker has influenced subsequent generations and philosophical theory has evolved and diversified. Should we allow captial punishment or abortion? Is it right for banks to make a profit from the poor? Is democracy the best form of government? Philosophy gives us the tools to address life's big questions and enable us to form intelligent views on everyday topics. it also helps us to see what underpins our personal decisions on issues such as the way we vote, how honest we are, and whether we give to charity." -- Inside front cover

      How the World Works: Philosophy
      4.4
    • Focusing on natural disasters, this guide delves into their causes and the progression of these catastrophic events. It highlights the collaborative efforts of scientists and rescue workers, showcasing their innovative and inspirational methods to safeguard the public during such crises. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of both the science behind disasters and the human response to them.

      Children's Encyclopedia of Natural Disasters
      5.0