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Awesome Science & What Makes Science So Awesome!
Written by Phyllis Goldman
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9 chapters on science adventures: oceanography, biology, anatomy, environmental science, chemistry, physics, forensic science, mathematics and technology! Teacher reviews & challenges for readers to discuss and respond critically on each subject.
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