Stephen Biesty's Incredible Explosions: Exploded Views of Astonishing Things

Stephen Biesty's Cross-Sections

by Stephen Biesty (Illustrator), Richard Platt

Text and cross-section illustrations present inside views of a variety of subjects including a space station, airport, and windmill

Genres: Nonfiction, Science, Childrens, History, Art

32 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1996

About the author

Stephen Biesty is the creator of Stephen Biesty’s Incredible Cross-Sections, which has sold more than a million copies worldwide since its publication in 1992. He lives in Somerset, England.

Reviews

[Emm Bee]

Are you kidding me? No reviews for this amazing book(published in 1996)!? And Stephen Biesty is not listed as one of the authors(even though his name is part of the title?)? Inconceivable! And where is the cover image for this wonderful book(I can not see it on the main page)? Curious.

This is a WONDERFUL book that provides hours --yes, hours-- of entertainment and learning. It is sort of like a grown-up(or older kid) version of a Richard Scarry book: so much to see, so much to explore, delightful illustrations with hidden "easter eggs" throughout. A wonderful book for kids of all ages and the grown-ups who love them.

[Bree]

Notes:
super detailed images require lots of time to study
some kids may feel confused
great for boys age 10+