British Children’s Book Making Science Magical Reaches #1 on Amazon in US and UK

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Bertie Stephens [centre], CEO of Clean Planet Foundation: “Science can be every bit as magical as fantasy.”
Bertie Stephens [centre], CEO of Clean Planet Foundation: “Science can be every bit as magical as fantasy.”
Former principal Angee Costa [back left] launched a summer Ellie Ment reading programme in Charlotte County, Florida.
Former principal Angee Costa [back left] launched a summer Ellie Ment reading programme in Charlotte County, Florida.
Stanley Johnson’s foreword praises the book’s power to inspire children to see science and the environment as an adventure.
Stanley Johnson’s foreword praises the book’s power to inspire children to see science and the environment as an adventure.

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