Tony De Saulles Bücher

Ruckzuck ist die Rübe ab – die 99 skurrilsten Todesarten für Schneemänner! Sie glauben, als Schneemann hat man ein schönes Leben? Steht den ganzen Winter nur dekorativ rum und lässt sich von allen Seiten bewundern? Fehlanzeige! Tödliche Gefahren lauern im Schneemann-Alltag an jeder Ecke – fiese Vögel, alte Damen, heiße Models, kleine Jungs und sogar ein harmlos scheinendes Tässchen Tee können das vorzeitige Ende bedeuten. Ziehen Sie sich warm an, wenn Sie ein Schneemann sind! Eiskalt und totkomisch.

Horrible Science is getting a make-over! Readers will discover why someone invented the bottom-stabbing bike saddle and why you would need a toilet snorkel. With a fantastic new cover look and extra horrible bits at the back of the book, this best-selling title is sure to be a huge hit with a new generation of Horrible Science readers.

Read about brilliant breakthroughs, explosive experiments and feeble failures. This book gives a potted history of scientists and their discoveries, from the first Greek brainboxes to modern day geniuses.

Science with twice the squishy bits! Want to know which scientist gave electric shocks to his eyeballs? Which chilling chemical can preserve your pets? What happens when you touch an electric eel? 'Killer Energy' will leave you jumping for more! Find out how stodgy dinners power your body and why steaming manure can warm you up. 'Shocking Electricity' will blow your fuse! Discover why magnets help birds fly and get to grips with the electric wobbling toilet seat. With fantastic fact files and quirky quizzes, teacher tests and crazy cartoons, this terrible twosome is sizzling with info! Science has never been so horrible!

Science with the squishy bits left in! What happened when a nurse drank diarrhoea? Why does deadly cholera make your skin turn blue? Which scientist used eyeballs as food for bacteria? Get the awful answers in Deadly Diseases!

This is the first "Horrible Science" book to tackle the issues of global warming, and climate What are the sickening secrets of gruesome greenhouse gases? Which is the deadliest toxic waste? Will the Earth make it to the year 2100?

Explores the functions of the nervous system, focusing on the funny, fascinating, and horrible aspects. Examples include: what a fresh brain really smells like, why chopping your brain in half needn't be fatal, and whether girls or boys are smarter. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary

Half BEE. Half BOY. Melvin Meadly is . . . BEE BOY! When a strange sickness bug strikes at school, Mel has his suspicions - could this have something to do with the new kid, Berty Crump? More questions arise when Mel and his bees discover a factory in the woods with giant flowers, chemical spraying drones, beekeepers in metal suits, and worse of all . . . ZOMBEEZ! The highly entertaining story of an unlikely superhero, full of fantastic facts, and illustrated in black and yellow!

Science with twice the squishy bits. Ugly Bugs will make your skincrawl. Observe some foul families of bugs, discover the secrets of strange scientists and test the tehories of insect disguise. Nasty Nature goes slithering into the animal world. Grapple with some very ferocious creatures, follow the antics of nosey naturalists and learn how to get on with a gorilla.

Explores the world of sound, focusing on the funny, fascinating and horrible aspects. Suggested level: primary