Nothing to be Afraid Of

The Museum

A World of Your Own

Stories

What's Wrong? On The Move: Spot the Mistakes

Let's Go Time Travelling

Follow That Unicorn

Midnight at the Museum

Suppose you went into a museum and you didn't know what it was. From the first sentence of this brilliant book, Jan Mark inspires us to think. She muses on the Muses and the word museum, on why and how people collect things, on different kinds of museums (cabinets, buildings, villages, towns), on their contribution to science and on the notion of classification. She examines the Elgin Marbles (saved or stolen?), famous fakes, the dodo, and some great collectors.

Curiosity

Discovery

Imagination

Adventure

Self-Discovery

Knowledge Sharing

Performing Arts

The Museum Book: A Guide to Strange and Wonderful Collections

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Nothing to be Afraid Of

Jan, Jan Mark, 2001

The Museum

Stuart A. Kallen, Julie Berg, 1997

A World of Your Own

Laura Carlin, 2014

Stories

Lindy Norton, Clare Roundhill, Peter Millard, 1996

What's Wrong? On The Move: Spot the Mistakes

Catherine Veitch, 2019

Let's Go Time Travelling

Subhadra Sen Gupta, 2012

Follow That Unicorn

Georgie Taylor, 2020

Midnight at the Museum

Richard Wolfe, Pamela Wolfe, 1997