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|author=Cath Senker and Melvyn Evans
|title=Ancient Egypt in 30 Seconds: 30 Awesome Topics for Pharaoh Fanatics Explained in Half a Minute (Children's 30 Second)
|rating=4
|genre=Children's Non-Fiction
|summary=Egypt. It's up there with dinosaurs, space travel and not much else that can hold a young child throughout the length of their school career. Considering a lot of them will grow up declaring they have no interest in, or even a hatred for, history, it all was relevant a long, long time ago – and with Carter's finding of King Tut's tomb closing in on its centenary it won't go away yet. There are indeed books that solely concern themselves with the history of our love affair with Egypt. But I guess it does boil down to it being introduced by a fine teacher. Whether this latest book will supplant the human in giving us all the lessons we need remains to be seen.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1782402373</amazonuk>
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|title=National Geographic Kids Infopedia 2016
|summary=Animals do the most amazing things, but dying is not one of them. In fact, animals dislike dying so much that over the millennia they have evolved many ingenious ways of not being dead – or as scientists like to call this not dead state; alive. What better way to avoid death than to act dead or smell so bad that no one would possibly want to eat you?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1405268581</amazonuk>
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