The Science Of Earthquakes

ISBN-10: 1502646420
ISBN-13: 9781502646422
Author: Lew, Kristi
Interest Level: 2-5
Publisher: Marshall Cavendish

Publication Date: August 2019

Copyright: 2020

Page Count: 32

Series: The Science Of Natural Disasters

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Interest Level

Grades 2-5

Reading Level

Guided Reading: M

BISAC Subjects

JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / Earth Sciences / Earthquakes & Volcanoes

JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / Disasters

Description
Earthquakes are some of the most powerful natural disasters on Earth. They can swallow people, cars, and buildings. This exciting book explores the ways earthquakes form, how they're measured, and what people on the ground can do when the room starts to shake. Using carefully leveled text and engaging full-color graphics and photographs, this book introduces readers to the science behind earthquakes and details ways people can prepare for and stay safe during earth-moving events. It also takes a look at advancements in earthquake technologies, from the historical to the cutting-edge. This book is filled with stats, visuals, and real-life examples sure to engage young readers interested in discovering more.
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