The Dangerous Book For Boys - Australian Edition
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$45.00 |
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1/08/2007 |
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Non Standard Hardback
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The surprise bestseller of 2006 - now fully revised to include dangerous Australian content
The book which became an international phenomenon, Conn and Hal Iggulden′s Dangerous Book for Boys, now comes with a stunning green and gold cover - and a foreword by John Doyle (Rampaging Roy Slaven).
In addition to all the information which made it such a hit - how to make the perfect water bomb, how to read codes, what are the rules of cricket, who were the Kings and Queens of Europe, what are the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World - and just how do you deal with girls? - this gorgeous new edition is crammed with new Australian content.
Now you can read about local heroes like General John Monash at Gallipoli and the battles of Somme, get the lowdown on creatures that crawl, bite, sting and sometimes kill (and learn the first aid which can save you from them), have a quick reference guide to the Prime Ministers, learn how Australian football is played and lots more... With beautiful accompanying photographs, this is an indispensible book for all Australian boys, from eight to eighty.
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Author Extras
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Bones of the Hills
he fatherless boy, exiled from his tribe, whom readers have been following in ′Wolf of the Plains′ and ′Lords of the Bow′, has grown into the great king, Genghis Khan. He has united the warring tribes and even taken his armies against the great cities of...
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The Dangerous Book Of Heroes
From Captain Scott to Joe Simpson, from Douglas Bader to Ernest Shackleton, from Gertrude Bell to Emily Pankhurst, Conn Iggulden brings our great heroes from history back to life. Filled with a sense of fair play and decency that made The Dangerous Book for Boys so popular, The...
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The Pocket Dangerous Book For Boys: The Wonders of the World
THE DANGEROUS BOOK FOR BOYS was the book of the year in 2006 and 2007, inspiring a newfound passion for adventure, fun and all things ′dangerous′. Now the authors have brought together all their facts: fun and frivolous, entertaining and useful, into a ′THE POCKET...
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