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National Non-Fiction November 2015

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Stuff you should know! by John Farndon & Rob Beattie

Picturepedia: an encyclopedia on every page by Ann Baggaley

Picturepedia: an encyclopedia on every page by Ann Baggaley

This must be the most sumptuous DK book ever. It’s like all their other books rolled into one. It’s full of stunning colour photos to pore over and would last you for the whole of the Christmas holidays and beyond. I would suggest it as a desert island book, but there is it weighs an absolute ton. Great for Christmas present list!

Usborne 100 science experiments by Georgina Andrews

Usborne 100 science experiments by Georgina Andrews

This Usborne title first came out 10 years ago, but has been updated for a new audience.

Stuff you should know! by John Farndon & Rob Beattie

Stuff you should know! by John Farndon & Rob Beattie

Packed full of information about how things work, the author explains with great clarity exactly what happens when you flick a switch, flush the loo and so on. Rob Beattie’s Heath Robinson meets Steampunk illustrations are just brilliant.

All about theatre by Marina McIntyre

All about theatre by Marina McIntyre

Lighting, wigs, make-up, stage sets, the role of the director, seating patterns. It’s all here. Benedict Cumberbatch describes this as a brilliant introduction, and he knows what he talking about! Brilliant!

The big book of dinosaurs by Darren Naish

The big book of dinosaurs by Darren Naish

Superb photos, clear layout, this is a wonderful introduction for all your young dino-heads. DO NOT PRESS THE SOUND BUTTON IN THE LIBRARY.

Jo Dixon

I work for Suffolk Libraries Stock Team.