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Discover the similarities and differences between over 150 comparative pairs in this fact packed encyclopedia covering space, the body, the world, food, technology, transport, animals, and more. For every pair, both terms are defined and their similarities and differences explained, with extra facts and pull outs throughout, making it an accessible, entertaining introduction to popular subjects for children.
- Space or earth: explains the difference between a country and a continent
- Animal facts: clears up alligator versus crocodile
- Big ideas: compares a wormhole and a black hole
- Wide coverage: over 150 comparative pairs across many subjects
- Family fun: opens up quizzing and conversation for all ages
- By Jane Wilsher. Hardcover, nonfiction, 112 pages
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