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Would you believe-- two cyclists invented the aeroplane? : and other transport triumphs. /
by Platt, Richard .
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BookPublisher: OxfordÂ
Oxford University Press 2010 .Description: 48 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 25 cm .ISBN: 9780199119691 (pbk.) :; 0199119694; 9780199119691.Subject(s): Transportation - History - Juvenile literature | Non-Fiction 7+ | Science, Maths and Technology Contents:In this series, readers can find out about the four legged friends of the Aztecs, bloomers and the bike revolution and how the Wright brothers got it right! The informal style of writing is supported by illustrations and photographs throughout to engage and inform children of 8 years and above.
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| Item type | Location | Collection | Call Number | Vol Info | Status | Date Due |
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| Non Fiction | C.B.S. James' Street | Non Fiction | 629 (Browse Shelf) | Available | ||
| Loanable | Firhouse Community College | Non-Fiction | 629.04 (Browse Shelf) | Available | ||
| Non Fiction | Presentation Secondary School Warrenmount | Non Fiction | 629 (Browse Shelf) | Available | ||
| Non Fiction | Selskar College | Non Fiction | 629.04 (Browse Shelf) | Available | ||
| Loanable | St. Declan's College, Cabra | Non-Fiction | 629.04 (Browse Shelf) | Available | ||
| Non Fiction | St. Paul's Community College Waterford | Non Fiction | 629 PLA (Browse Shelf) | Would You Believe... | Checked out | 15/04/2016 |
| The Harden Library, King's Hospital | Main | 629.04 (Browse Shelf) | Available | |||
| Non Fiction | Trinity Comprehensive School Ballymun | 031 (Browse Shelf) | Available |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
In this series, readers can find out about the four legged friends of the Aztecs, bloomers and the bike revolution and how the Wright brothers got it right! The informal style of writing is supported by illustrations and photographs throughout to engage and inform children of 8 years and above.
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