Basher Science: Wild Weather: A Hot Topic! - Jackson, Tom; Green, Dan
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Extreme weather has been around throughout Earth's history, it's becoming more common due to the effects of climate change. Basher introduces you to this wonderful yet dangerous crowd! When the weather gets extreme, it shows off its awesome power by swatting cars around; sweeping away roads, bridges, and houses; or making matchsticks out of buildings. the effects of climate change. We're a freaky crowd, so watch out! Basher Science Extreme Weather series gives kids the lowdown on one of the most pressing problems that we face-extreme weather. Basher's unique illustrations combine with chatty,…mehr

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Extreme weather has been around throughout Earth's history, it's becoming more common due to the effects of climate change. Basher introduces you to this wonderful yet dangerous crowd! When the weather gets extreme, it shows off its awesome power by swatting cars around; sweeping away roads, bridges, and houses; or making matchsticks out of buildings. the effects of climate change. We're a freaky crowd, so watch out! Basher Science Extreme Weather series gives kids the lowdown on one of the most pressing problems that we face-extreme weather. Basher's unique illustrations combine with chatty, first-person text by expert author to hook even the most reluctant readers and help them understand the science behind the stories that are hitting the headlines with more and more frequency.
Autorenporträt
Tom Jackson is a science writer based in Bristol, UK. Tom specialises in recasting science and technology into lively historical narratives. After almost 20 years of writing, Tom has uncovered a wealth of stories that help to bring technical content alive and create new ways of enjoying learning about science. In his time, Tom has been a zoo keeper, travel writer, buffalo catcher and filing clerk, but he now writes for adults and children, for books, magazines and TV.