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Smarties Why the World is Wonky Richard Robinson

Smarties Why the World is Wonky By Richard Robinson

Smarties Why the World is Wonky by Richard Robinson


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SeriesSmarties

Summary

Presenting answers to all sorts of incredibly silly questions, this volume is designed for every curious child. For example, did you ever wonder why: the toast always lands butter side down?; the world never stops spinning?; and cats land on their feet? There are cartoons throughout.

Smarties Why the World is Wonky Summary

Smarties Why the World is Wonky by Richard Robinson

Presenting answers to all sorts of incredibly silly questions, this volume is designed for every curious child. For example, did you ever wonder why: the toast always lands butter side down?; the world never stops spinning?; however many socks you have, there is always one left over?; plastic carrier bags give out at exactly the wrong moment?; the other queue moves faster than the one that you chose?; the paving slab squirts you?; and cats land on their feet? The volume is illustrated with cartoons throughout.

Smarties Why the World is Wonky Reviews

An essential book for every curious child. For the first time in one hilarious volume are the answers to some of the most irritating and silly questions in the universe. Illustrated with hilarious cartoons throughout, this is mischievous fun with a host of appealing characters.

Additional information

GOR003396807
9781841195476
1841195472
Smarties Why the World is Wonky by Richard Robinson
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
2002-09-26
192
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This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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