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Andrew Charman

    Science Makes Art: Energy
    Monster Stories
    A History of Heavy Metal
    I Wonder Why The Dodo Is Dead
    Crow Court
    Steam Locomotive Driver's Manual
    • It is often said that steam locomotives appear to be living machines, casting a spell over spectators young and old, from lifelong steam enthusiasts to those witnessing live steam for the first time. This illustrated manual provides practical insight into the hard work, knowledge and skills required to safely drive a steam loco.

      Steam Locomotive Driver's Manual
    • Crow Court

      • 336 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
      4.3(17)Add rating

      Longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize 2021, this searingly inventive novel conjures a kaleidoscope of individual lives that all touch a central mystery: the suicide of a choirboy in rural Victorian Dorset

      Crow Court
    • A History of Heavy Metal

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
      4.0(86)Add rating

      A hilariously kick-arse tour through heavy metal by the UK's foremost metalhead stand-up comedian, Andrew O'Neill

      A History of Heavy Metal
    • Science Makes Art: Energy

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Explore the intersection of art and science in this innovative approach to understanding energy. Through creative projects, readers will engage with fundamental scientific concepts while expressing themselves artistically. This hands-on guide emphasizes the importance of creativity in learning, making complex ideas accessible and enjoyable. Perfect for artists and science enthusiasts alike, it encourages experimentation and fosters a deeper appreciation for the energy that powers our world.

      Science Makes Art: Energy
    • My First Book of Knowledge

      1001 Fantastic Facts and 801 Great Pictures

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Bursting with vibrant illustrations and a wealth of information, this book serves as an engaging introduction to various subjects for children aged 5-9. Covering topics from art and animals to science, sports, and history, it takes young readers on a journey from ancient inventions like the wheel to the wonders of contemporary space exploration, sparking curiosity about the diverse world around them.

      My First Book of Knowledge
    • Explore the intersection of science and creativity by engaging in artistic projects that illuminate the principles of materials science. This book encourages hands-on experimentation, allowing readers to grasp complex concepts through the creation of unique artworks. By blending artistic expression with scientific inquiry, it provides a practical approach to understanding the properties and applications of various materials, making learning both enjoyable and impactful.

      Science Makes Art: Materials