Enter the super-fast and furious world of supercars
A World of Supercars is crammed with amazing, up-close photographs of some of the most famous supercars in the world, and all the top facts and figures about their performance. Get up to speed on engine types, aerodynamics, handling and other tech topics, and meet the stars of the supercar world.
Perfect reading for petrol-heads aged 9 and up.
Contents list:
Just what IS a supercar?
The first supercar?
Engines
Ferrari 812 Superfast
McLaren Senna
Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta
NiO EP9
Aerodynamics
Falcon F7
Apollo Intensa Emozione
Arrinera Hussarya
Ferrari FXX-K Evo
McLaren 720S
Handling
Bugatti Chiron Sport
Aston Martin DB10
Ford GT
Weight
Lotus Exige Cup 430
Pagani Huayra Roadster
Lamborghini Centenario
9ff Porsche GTurbo
Speed and acceleration
Hennessey Venom GT/F5
Lamborghini Huracán
LP 610-4 Polizia
The Ring
Porsche 918 Spyder Weissach
Lamborghini Huracán
Performante
Dodge Viper ACR Extreme
Do you speak supercar?
Finding out more
Index
A humorous science comic-book story that explains key concepts about materials.
Loveable anti-heroine Evil Beetle decides she needs to build new headquarters. But it's not as easy as Evil Beetle thought because she does not know enough about science! The hilarious story is full of facts about materials and is perfect for children aged 6 plus who love comic books. For children progressing through book bands, it is suitable for children reading at Book Band 11: Lime.
Evil Beetle Vs Science is a series of books about a hapless anti-heroine and her loyal band of minibeast sidekicks. Evil Beetle's plots keep going wrong because she doesn't understand science! Luckily her friend Smart Snail is on hand to explain, and readers will learn key science concepts while enjoying Evil Beetle's attempts to keep her garden free from intruders.
Titles in the series: The Shadow of Doom (Light); The Itching Powder Plot (Plants); The Alarm Call (Sound); The Electric Attack (Electricity); The Garden Force Attack (Forces); Building the Secret Headquarters (Materials).
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