Most Popular Books by Nick Arnold

Science with Twice the squishy bits! Want to know... *why farts are so noisy? *what stops your eyeballs from falling out? Frightening Light puts some illuminating facts under the spotlight. Discover how eclipses turn day into night and why rattlesnakes could still find you in the dark. Sounds Dreadful will leave you shouting for more! Find out how sound waves make your ear drums tremble and why you might get a nose bleed listening to church bells!

Horrible Science: Really Rotten Experiments is packed with loud, noisy, wet and soggy experiments that are guaranteed to give kids an appetite for scientific discovery. Along the way they will found out who invented pong-free underpants, which strange scientists ate tadpoles for tea and discover a revolting recipe for green slime. With crazy cartoons, queasy quizzes and a terrible term at Rotten Road School, Really Rotten Experiments is simply oozing with info!

This book isn''t just about any body; it''s about YOUR body and what it does all day. Meet the shrinking scientists who are staying with the Normal family-a perfectly normal family-and studying how their bodies work. Full of seriously squishy facts, cartoons and quizzes, it''s the ultimate Horrible guide to YOU.

Could YOU challenge a chemist or baffle a biologist? The Awfully Big Quiz Book is bursting with hundreds of quirky questions to puzzle your pals, freak out your family and torture your teacher. Find out the foul facts of science you really need to know... Who ate their own granny in a soup? Which dinosaurs had bad breath? Who used pickled onions as eyeballs? How do you go to the toilet in space? With eye-popping experiments, fearsome facts and all the awesome answers you''ll ever need, this brilliant book is guaranteed to boggle your brain!

House of Horrors lifts the roof on the disgusting details of domestic life as only Horrible Science. Who lives in a house like this? Just about everyone. This book will have the cleanest of neat freaks running for cover when they discover what they''ll never be able to get out of the carpet. House of Horrors dishes the dirt on the secret life of dust mites and parasitic pet poo. Shortlisted for Best Book with Facts in the 2013 Blue Peter Book Awards

Experiments with all the grey matter left in! What''s going on between your ears? Why not try these brain-baffling experiments and find out? Find out how to trick your brain! Test your rotten reflexes! Look at some scary and sinister illusions! Over 20 brain-bending experiments that are sure to blow your mind!

So you''re not allowed to play with your food? Well why not experiment on it instead? CrEAte awesome alien eggs! Sample spiders in jelly! Get stuck into gruesome goo! Warning: over 20 eye-popping experiments to make your stomach squirm.

Experiments with the squishy bits left in! Have you got the guts to find out how your body works? Why not try these blood-curdling experiments? Create some sickening spots! Pop an eyeball! Make shrunken head! Over 20 jaw-dropping experiments to make your skn crawl!

Crammed full of comic strips, features, activities and games. It''sthe annual with the squishy bits left in!

In Fatal Forces readers will find out about the forces that keep the moon in the sky and what happens when an apple smacks a scientist on the head, and The Fight for Flight tells the story of flight, from ancient Chinese kites to modern aircraft. With fantastic fact files and quirky quizzes, teacher tests and crazy cartoons, this terrible twosome has been revamped and is bubbling over with info! Science has never been so horrible!

Horrible Science: Slimy Timeline Sticker Book is bursting with mind-blowing facts about science through the ages. Including a frightful fold-out timeline which stretches for over three metres, readers will travel all the way through time from the beastly Big Bang to the deadly digital age. With over 200 stickers, children can watch the dinosaurs, conduct experiments with Newton and much more. It''s the longest and squishiest timeline in the world!

This second Horrible Science Special reveals how many mistakes scientists make on the road to discovery, while giving readers the chance to try a few things out for themselves. The experiments are all completely original, but don''t require any equipment that a child couldn''t readily find at home.

* 88 1/2 quick, easy and step-by-step experiments covering key science curriculum topics such as materials, forces and the human body * Discover quirky, funny or important facts about famous scientists and experiments * Features multiple choice questions for the reader to predict the outcome of the experiment. * Bright and bold illustrations as well as photos and infographics combine to provide easy-to-understand instructions DIY Science is perfect for budding scientists keen to find out why things fizz, how Romans made soap or how you make edible foam. Each experiment uses easy-to-find ingredients and objects. DIY Science includes 88 1/2 experiments that are guaranteed to blow your socks off! Explore the science behind air, water, mixtures, materials, energy, forces, magnets, the human body and nature using easyto- find ingredients. What’s next? features provide experiment variation and follow-up. Encourage children to think scientifically and outside of the box while learning about different scientific topics in the comfort of the home or classroom.

For the gruesomely curious or medically minded, this romp through the history of medicine packs in the fascinating and often macabre ideas and practices employed during humanity''s constant battle against illness and injury. Discover the pills and potions that often did more harm than good, the bizarre treatments and torturous surgeries. As well as finding strange and little-known stories, readers will also develop a deeper understanding of the pioneers and pivotal discoveries that paved the way for the modern medicine we often take for granted today. Delightfully Gothic illustration brings the information to life, complemented by photographs of key artefacts.

Designed to bring the fun back into teaching while also enabling teachers to teach the requirements of the curriculum, these stand alone photocopiable resources provide a wealth of learning that is closely linked to the QCA Scheme for Science as well as the science curricula.

Flying Machines is a spectacular interactive guide to aerodynamics that has five fabulous flying machines to make. There are two specially designed paper planes, a rubber-band-powered single-prop plane, a unique, superspeedy twin-prop plane and a vertical take-off helicopter. Flying hints and tips suggest how to manipulate your machines speed, distance and flight direction, demonstrating the basic aerodynamic principles and helping you to understand the forces that affect flight. (Carries EU Toy Safety Directive ''CE'' logo).

I did not attend his funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it.

I did not attend his funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it.

I did not attend his funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it.

Everyone should be able to do one card trick, tell two jokes, and recite three poems, in case they are ever trapped in an elevator.

I did not attend his funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it.

I did not attend his funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it.

I did not attend his funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it.

Everyone should be able to do one card trick, tell two jokes, and recite three poems, in case they are ever trapped in an elevator.