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Wells of Knowledge Science series

By Robert E. Wells
Picture Books
Review:

Do you suppose you could lift 10 lions? Do you know where the water in that pond came from? Could you run faster than a cheetah? The Wells of Knowledge Science series is not only filled with amazing facts, but they are also presented in a fun and engaging way for all!

These books would be perfect as an accompaniment to a science lesson or to keep the whole family entertained as a read aloud.

Books in this series that we have reviewed and recommend: What’s Faster Than a Speeding Cheetah?, Can You Count to a Googol? (Note: this book mentions the earth being 65 million years old), Why Do Elephants Need the Sun?, Did a Dinosaur Drink This Water? (Note: this book mentions the earth being billions of years old), How Do You Lift a Lion?

(Reviewed by Kate Phillips)

Genre Nonfiction
Digital Format E-book
  • E-Book
  • 4 Entertainment Value
  • 3 Moral Value
  • 5 Educational Value
  • 4 Literary Value
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