The Book of Flying Machines
by Neil Clark
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Pub Date 19 Nov 2019 | Archive Date 28 Nov 2019
Quarto Publishing Group - QEB | words & pictures
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Description
Cogz, and his mice sidekicks, Nutty and Bolt, are up in the sky, looking different flying machines. But how do they work? Discover all about forces, learn about wings, find out about the fastest planes in the world, and much more! Covering key STEM themes of engineering, physics, and inventions, and with a fun quiz to test your knowledge, this book will get your child engaged and hands-on with learning.
Helicopters
Airplanes
Jet Engines
Fighter Jets
Hot Air Balloons
Jumbo Jets
Drones
Jet Packs
Perfect for vehicle-mad pre-schoolers, the Clever Cogz series lets you discover different vehicles, from space rockets to racing cars. Bite-sized text and colorful, informative illustrations introduce the transport topics in a simple, engaging way for young readers with a passion for machines.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780711243446 |
| PRICE | US$14.95 (USD) |
| PAGES | 24 |
Featured Reviews
Leah H, Reviewer
The book of Flying Machines is full of bright illustrations of airplanes, helicopters, jets and more. My son is a fan of all things that fly and without words he still enjoyed this one.
Aftin C, Reviewer
My little boys loved this book. They are obsessed with all forms of transportation so this was right up their alley. The ending did feel a bit abrupt. There are no page wrapping everything up and I think that would have helped the structure.
Sheila Kaye H, Reviewer
A very informative book for aircraft enthusiasts. Maybe too much info for preschoolers unless they have a long attention span but elementary-aged children would enjoy the colorful and detailed drawings and labels.
John L, Reviewer
A perfectly decent primer for all things flying – it has a go at the physics of lift and thrust, and introduces us to jumbo jets, jetpacks, helicopters, drones and, er, Spitfires, just in case we might get an interest. I found the characters used to busy up the page slightly disposable, but that's not a problem when the target audience is considered. A strong four stars.
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