Book details
Pocket Timelines: Flight
Published in
2002
Description
One of a series which aims to help children look more closely at the world in which they live, this book on flight juxtaposes elements from the mechanical and natural worlds to illustrate scientific principles. Using photographic sequences and illustrations the text examines the reasons behind the way things function. Other books in this series look at "Light", "Structure", "Balance" and "Colour".
Age
7-10
Text complexity
proficient
Length
22 pages
Why to read
- Educational Value: The book provides a concise history of aviation, offering readers a chance to learn about the significant milestones in the development of flight technology.
- Visual Timeline: The pocket timeline format presents a visual representation of the progression of flight, making it easier to understand the chronological order of events and innovations.
- Portable Reference: Its pocket size makes it a convenient reference guide for aviation enthusiasts, students, or anyone interested in the topic to carry around and read on-the-go.
- Expert Authorship: Written by Simon Mugford, an author with expertise in the subject matter, the book promises to offer well-researched and accurate information.