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Marc ter Horst

    Marc ter Horst crafts engaging science books for children, focusing on STEM topics. His works on climate and nature are lauded for their entertaining and educational qualities. Through his approach to science and the environment, he inspires young readers to explore the world around them.

    Marc ter Horst
    Mein erstes Buch vom Klimawandel
    Palmeras en el Polo Norte
    Palmen am Nordpol
    Hey There, Earth Dweller!
    Snot, Sneezes, and Super-Spreaders
    Palm Trees at the North Pole
    • 2022

      "Discover the extraordinary world of viruses, from their creation and transmission to vaccination. If we didn't know it before, we certainly know it now: viruses can be powerful--so powerful, in fact, that they can hold the world in their grip for months at a time. But what exactly is a virus? Where do they come from and what do they do to our bodies? How do they spread, and what can we do to protect ourselves? Author Marc ter Horst tackles these questions with playfulness and humor, while Wendy Panders's quirky and enlightening illustrations bring the text to life. Covering everything from COVID-19 and vaccines to diseases from the past, Snot, Sneezes, and Super-Spreaders is an accessible, engaging, and science-based guide to help young readers understand our current world."-- Provided by publisher

      Snot, Sneezes, and Super-Spreaders
    • 2021

      Palm Trees at the North Pole

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      4.2(15)Add rating

      Discover the true story of climate change: from farting cows to roaring cars, and everything in-between. Finally, a bookto explain everything you need to know about climate change--and then some. Palm Trees at the North Pole is about exploding volcanoes and brave inventors. About arguing scientists and young activists. About cute little pikas and devastating hurricanes. About mammoths and icebergs, dykes and windmills--and most importantly, about science and facts. Clear, accessible, funny--and accompanied by detailed illustrations that bring the story to life--Palm Trees at the North Pole encourages young climate activists to engage even more deeply with their chosen cause, while also serving as a perfect primer for those new to the issue.

      Palm Trees at the North Pole
    • 2019

      Hey There, Earth Dweller!

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      4.0(43)Add rating

      This engaging and quirky introduction into the history and facts about our world and its hidden wonders explores how humans came to inhabit planet Earth and much more.Hey There, Earth Dweller! is a fun, educational journey into everything a kid would want to know about the planet we call home. Kids are invited to learn about large-scale topics, from what makes up the many layers of the Earth—from the core to exosphere—traveling all the way out into the solar system and our many neighboring planets and moons.Presented in a vibrant mixed medium design that cleverly and humorously combines original illustrations with photographs of everyday items, this creative take on an institutional topic allows kids to engage and grasp scientific concepts covered, while encouraging them to inquisitively uncover the answers to all of their planetary questions.

      Hey There, Earth Dweller!