BOOK REVIEW: The Usborne Book of Knowledge by Tony Bremner and Anne Civardi

TITLE: The Usborne Book of Knowledge
AUTHOR: Tony Bremner and Anne Civardi

PUBLISHER: Usborne
DATE OF PUBLICATION: August 28, 1993
FORMAT: Hardcover, 240 pages
GENRE: Science, Non-fiction
ISBN: 978-0746003602

SYNOPSIS FROM AMAZON: 

Highly original books answer young children's questions about the world around them.

MY REVIEW:

I read this book aloud to my children.

This book combines five previously published single titles, which include: How Animals Live, How Birds Live, How Things Began, How Machines Work, and How Your Body Works. My kids love non-fiction books, and this book covered a lot of information! Bearing in mind that the book was published 18 years ago, some of the information is outdated.

We are pleased, in general, with most Usborne books. They are brightly coloured with detailed illustrations.

MY RATING: 3 stars! We liked it!!

This book qualifies as: 

#78 for my 2011 100+ Reading Challenge

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