Tallest Tower, Smallest Star: Blow your mind with these amazing facts
Published on: 19 March 2018 Author: Catriona Wightman
Get ready to be blown away by some amazing facts in Tallest Tower, Smallest Star - from how many atoms fit inside a grain of sand to how a dinosaur stacks up to the Great Pyramids of Giza.
Tallest Tower, Smallest Star is bound to captivate any reader with its amazing statistics, gorgeous illustrations and surprising comparisons.
The book - from Kate Baker and illustrator Page Tsou - will wow you by introducing you to a beetle that's stronger than an elephant and a pterosaur that was bigger than a Spitfire.
But if you can't wait to get your hands on a copy, don't worry - we've got a sneak peek at some pages from the book for you. Just click on the images for a bigger version:
Topics: 6-8 years, 9-11 years, Non-fiction, Librarian, Parent/carer, Teacher (primary), KS2, Primary, Animals, Dinosaurs, Environment, Science, Nature, Features
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