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Sabrina's Guide to the Universe
Readers join young witch Sabrina in exploring the solar system and visiting the new International Space Station, stars, planets, and galaxies, and can try out science projects and experiments
- GenresNonfiction
96 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published December 1, 1999
About the author
Patricia Barnes-Svarney
47 books4 followersFirst I must appologize to my family for being the kid who always asked "Why?" But that one word asked many times led me to science and writing--especially in the physical sciences. And all of that led me to have quite an wide range of other writing topics--from weather in Antarctica to the many facets of Forensic Science. Yes, I've always been "the geek next door"... and with more than three dozen books to my credit (mostly on science), no one questions my geekiness anymore!
The latest book is from Visible Ink Press--The Handy Forensic Science Answer Book. Thomas Svarney is my co-author, and is one heck of a researcher. (He also has a science background, so we can discuss the mechanics of the climate without scratching our heads in puzzlement...Well, within reason!) The book was interesting to put together and we learned a great deal about forensics. It was especially fun since the subject includes so many different sciences.
The latest book is from Visible Ink Press--The Handy Forensic Science Answer Book. Thomas Svarney is my co-author, and is one heck of a researcher. (He also has a science background, so we can discuss the mechanics of the climate without scratching our heads in puzzlement...Well, within reason!) The book was interesting to put together and we learned a great deal about forensics. It was especially fun since the subject includes so many different sciences.
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June 3, 2014
I was disappointed by this book's content... I would have thought it to be like the series butit was not in the same atmosphere.
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