Jonah mullen okt 2026 (16 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Your kid's history textbook skipped the good parts.Dates. Generals. Treaties. The same ten names on a loop.No pigeons that saved entire battalions. No engineers who built fake cities to fool enemy bombers. No teenage resistance fighters. No mold that changed medicine forever.History class isn't boring, the version being taught is boring.200 Fun Facts About World War II For Kids by Jonah Mullen fixes that. It's 200 true stories pulled from the margins of the official record - the ones your textbook left out, written in a fast, funny voice that kids ages 4 -12 actually want to read.Inside, you'll discover: The carrier pigeon named G.I. Joe who saved hundreds of lives and the surprising reason no human could have done his job Why Allied engineers built entire fake neighborhoods out of wood and canvas, and whether it actually worked The Navajo Code Talkers: the unbreakable system the enemy never cracked, and how it worked The accidental mold discovery that turned a battlefield scrape from a death sentence into a minor inconvenience What kids your age were actually doing during the war, in their backyards, their kitchens, and their neighborhoods The Enigma machine: what made it 'unbreakable,' and the exact flaw that brought it downThis book is for the kid who asks 'but why ' in history class and gets a shrug. It's not for anyone who wants a straightforward timeline or a study guide.Every day without this book is another day history feels like homework.Grab your copy now.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A chef invented potato chips purely out of spite. An 11-year-old left a drink on a cold porch and forgot about it. A scientist noticed his candy bar melting in his pocket. All three changed the world by accident.Most kids think inventors are serious people in clean white coats who never mess up.That story makes invention feel impossible.It also happens to be completely wrong.200 Fun Facts About Inventions & Inventors For Kids by Jonah Mullen tears that myth apart, chapter by chapter, with the real stories: loud, messy, sometimes explosive, and always surprising.Inside, you'll discover: The grumpy chef who invented potato chips to get revenge on a picky customer and why his petty moment became one of Earth's most popular snacks Why Super Glue was considered a failure for years before anyone figured out what it was actually good for The moldy petri dish a scientist almost threw away - and how his laziness ended up saving hundreds of millions of lives What a spring falling off a shipyard shelf has to do with the toy sitting in your living room right now The bitter two-man war over electricity that decided how every lightbulb on the planet gets powered A final chapter that hands you a real framework for turning your own daily annoyances into actual inventionsThis book is for the kid who gets excited when an experiment goes sideways and for any adult who wants to hand that kid a reason to keep going. It is not for anyone looking for dry timelines or names to memorize.Every accidental genius in this book started exactly where you are.Grab your copy now and find out what happens next.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - An emperor once declared war on the ocean. Another appointed his horse to public office. And both of them were considered normal by Roman standards.Most history books bury the good stuff under dates and treaties.You get the dull version - kings, battles, repeat.The weird, the gross, and the genuinely mind-blowing never make the chapter test.So you close the book, and Rome stays a dusty mystery.200 Fun Facts About Ancient Rome For Kids by Jonah Mullen rips out the boring parts and goes straight to the chaos. Sixteen chapters cover gladiators, insane emperors, volcanic disasters, and the engineering tricks that still run your daily life, written the way a great story is told, not the way a textbook is assembled.Inside, you'll discover: The real reason gladiators were closer to celebrities than soldiers and why fans collected their sweat as medicine Which emperor tore down a rival's private lake and built the Colosseum on top of it Why the city of Pompeii became the world's most detailed time capsule overnight The Roman invention you used before you finished breakfast this morning What a typical school day looked like for a Roman kid - and why you'd last about ten minutes The exact moment historians pinpoint as the beginning of the end for the greatest empire ever builtThis book is for kids who ask 'but why' until the adults run out of answers, and for parents who want history to actually stick.It is not for anyone looking for another timeline poster or a list of Roman numerals to memorize.Every fact in here happened.Grab your copy now and find out how much of your world the Romans built without telling you. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Everything you think you know about pirates is wrong.You've seen the movies. Hook hand. Parrot. Buried treasure. Walk the plank.None of it is real.And the actual truth is way more interesting.200 Fun Facts About Pirates For Kids by Jonah Mullen tears through 300 years of Hollywood myth and hands you the real story - 200 verified, sometimes disgusting, often hilarious facts spread across 16 chapters packed with history, science, and genuine surprises.Inside, you'll discover: Why pirates almost never buried treasure and what they actually did with stolen cargo instead The written democratic voting system pirates used to fire their own captains, decades before most countries allowed ordinary people to vote What hardtack really is, why it moved on its own after a few weeks at sea, and why sailors ate it anyway The one psychological trick Blackbeard used before battle that made entire crews surrender without a single shot fired The real women who disguised themselves as men, fought in combat, and commanded crews who didn't care once they proved themselves How pirates navigated thousands of miles of open ocean using only stars, a few simple tools, and math - with no GPS, no maps, and no second chancesPerfect for curious 4-12 year olds who devour trivia, argue with adults about history, and want facts weird enough to stun a teacher. Not for readers who prefer their myths intact.Every day without this book is another day thinking pirates walked the plank.Grab your copy now and find out what really happened.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - You think you know what kings and queens were actually like.You don't.Textbooks give you dates and portraits.They skip the part where a medieval king's royal toilet was a hole over a pit that someone else had to clean. They skip the polar bear. They skip the poisoned peacock.You've been handed the dullest version of the most interesting people who ever lived.And the real stories - the weird pets, the fashion disasters, the sibling betrayals have been sitting behind velvet curtains this whole time.200 Fun Facts About Kings, Queens & Royals by Jonah Mullen tears those curtains down. 16 chapters. 200 true stories pulled from royal nurseries, battlefields, secret passages, and banquet halls where the food taster had the worst job in history.Inside, you'll discover: The real reason kings started wearing high heels and why it backfired badly Which monarch kept a tiger as a palace pet, and what happened at dinner What a royal food taster actually did when the soup smelled suspicious The queen who ruled an empire without fighting a single war and won more than the generals did Why castle life smelled worse than your gym locker, no matter how rich you were The secret codes, invisible ink, and palace spies that made royal gossip genuinely dangerousThis book is for kids who ask 'but what were they actually like ' and for parents tired of watching history bounce off their child like water off a duck.It is not for anyone who prefers their monarchs silent, perfect, and bolted to a pedestal.Every day you wait is another day history stays boring.Grab your copy now.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - History class is putting your kid to sleep and they're leaving without knowing any of it.Every boring lecture chips away at their curiosityEvery forgettable textbook convinces them history doesn't matterAnd nobody is telling them that the people who invented democracy also invented complaining about teenagers.200 Fun Facts About Ancient Greece For Kids by Jonah Mullen skips the dusty dates and goes straight to the weird, funny, and genuinely shocking truth about the civilization that built the modern world.Inside, you'll discover: The real reason Olympic athletes competed completely naked - and what the prize actually was (hint: it wasn't gold) Why Spartan boys were taken from their families at age seven and what a typical Tuesday looked like after that The Greek invention that is literally inside your kitchen right now, created over 2,000 years before electricity What the gods of Mount Olympus were actually like when they weren't being worshipped - dramatic doesn't begin to cover it The voting trick Athens used to exile politicians they were tired of, no election required Why ancient Greeks thought a great argument was worth more than a sharp swordThis book is for curious kids who ask too many questions and the parents and teachers who want to feed that habit - not crush it. It is not for anyone looking for another timeline to memorize.Every page they skip is another fact that could have changed how they see the world. Grab your copy now.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Columbus never actually reached Asia. He died convinced he had. And history gave him a holiday anyway.Most kids learn explorer names but never the embarrassing, jaw-dropping truth behind them. The math mistake that launched Columbus's entire voyage. The captain who got famous for a trip he didn't survive. The continent Vikings found 500 years early that nobody believed existed.History class skips the good parts. The mistakes. The mutinies. The mapmakers who drew sea monsters in blank spaces because they genuinely had no idea what was there.200 Fun Facts About Explorers & Adventures For Kids by Jonah Mullen packs 16 chapters with true, ridiculous, stranger-than-fiction facts about the people who mapped our world one wrong turn at a time, written in a voice that actually sounds fun to read.Inside, you'll discover: The Portuguese explorer who aimed for one country and accidentally claimed an entire continent, then sailed away without even stopping to look around Why Magellan gets credit for the first around-the-world voyage even though he died before it was half finished The brilliant women explorers whose discoveries got credited to the men standing nearby with not Elektronisches Buch What mapmakers actually drew when they had no idea what was in a blank space (hint: monsters) The Antarctic ship that got crushed like a soda can by ice-and how the crew survived anyway Why over 80% of Earth's ocean floor is still unmapped today, and who's down there looking right nowPerfect for curious readers ages 5-12 who'd rather learn history through wild true stories than memorize dates. Not for kids who want the boring version.Every fact in here is real. Pick it up and find out how spectacularly wrong the experts usually were.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - History class is putting your kid to sleep and they're leaving without knowing any of it.Every boring lecture chips away at their curiosityEvery forgettable textbook convinces them history doesn't matterAnd nobody is telling them that the people who invented democracy also invented complaining about teenagers.200 Fun Facts About Ancient Greece For Kids by Jonah Mullen skips the dusty dates and goes straight to the weird, funny, and genuinely shocking truth about the civilization that built the modern world.Inside, you'll discover: The real reason Olympic athletes competed completely naked - and what the prize actually was (hint: it wasn't gold) Why Spartan boys were taken from their families at age seven and what a typical Tuesday looked like after that The Greek invention that is literally inside your kitchen right now, created over 2,000 years before electricity What the gods of Mount Olympus were actually like when they weren't being worshipped - dramatic doesn't begin to cover it The voting trick Athens used to exile politicians they were tired of, no election required Why ancient Greeks thought a great argument was worth more than a sharp swordThis book is for curious kids who ask too many questions and the parents and teachers who want to feed that habit - not crush it. It is not for anyone looking for another timeline to memorize.Every page they skip is another fact that could have changed how they see the world. Grab your copy now.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - You think you know what kings and queens were actually like.You don't.Textbooks give you dates and portraits.They skip the part where a medieval king's royal toilet was a hole over a pit that someone else had to clean. They skip the polar bear. They skip the poisoned peacock.You've been handed the dullest version of the most interesting people who ever lived.And the real stories - the weird pets, the fashion disasters, the sibling betrayals have been sitting behind velvet curtains this whole time.200 Fun Facts About Kings, Queens & Royals by Jonah Mullen tears those curtains down. 16 chapters. 200 true stories pulled from royal nurseries, battlefields, secret passages, and banquet halls where the food taster had the worst job in history.Inside, you'll discover: The real reason kings started wearing high heels and why it backfired badly Which monarch kept a tiger as a palace pet, and what happened at dinner What a royal food taster actually did when the soup smelled suspicious The queen who ruled an empire without fighting a single war and won more than the generals did Why castle life smelled worse than your gym locker, no matter how rich you were The secret codes, invisible ink, and palace spies that made royal gossip genuinely dangerousThis book is for kids who ask 'but what were they actually like ' and for parents tired of watching history bounce off their child like water off a duck.It is not for anyone who prefers their monarchs silent, perfect, and bolted to a pedestal.Every day you wait is another day history stays boring.Grab your copy now.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - An emperor once declared war on the ocean. Another appointed his horse to public office. And both of them were considered normal by Roman standards.Most history books bury the good stuff under dates and treaties.You get the dull version - kings, battles, repeat.The weird, the gross, and the genuinely mind-blowing never make the chapter test.So you close the book, and Rome stays a dusty mystery.200 Fun Facts About Ancient Rome For Kids by Jonah Mullen rips out the boring parts and goes straight to the chaos. Sixteen chapters cover gladiators, insane emperors, volcanic disasters, and the engineering tricks that still run your daily life, written the way a great story is told, not the way a textbook is assembled.Inside, you'll discover: The real reason gladiators were closer to celebrities than soldiers and why fans collected their sweat as medicine Which emperor tore down a rival's private lake and built the Colosseum on top of it Why the city of Pompeii became the world's most detailed time capsule overnight The Roman invention you used before you finished breakfast this morning What a typical school day looked like for a Roman kid - and why you'd last about ten minutes The exact moment historians pinpoint as the beginning of the end for the greatest empire ever builtThis book is for kids who ask 'but why' until the adults run out of answers, and for parents who want history to actually stick.It is not for anyone looking for another timeline poster or a list of Roman numerals to memorize.Every fact in here happened.Grab your copy now and find out how much of your world the Romans built without telling you.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Your kid's history textbook skipped the good parts.Dates. Generals. Treaties. The same ten names on a loop.No pigeons that saved entire battalions. No engineers who built fake cities to fool enemy bombers. No teenage resistance fighters. No mold that changed medicine forever.History class isn't boring, the version being taught is boring.200 Fun Facts About World War II For Kids by Jonah Mullen fixes that. It's 200 true stories pulled from the margins of the official record - the ones your textbook left out, written in a fast, funny voice that kids ages 4 -12 actually want to read.Inside, you'll discover: The carrier pigeon named G.I. Joe who saved hundreds of lives and the surprising reason no human could have done his job Why Allied engineers built entire fake neighborhoods out of wood and canvas, and whether it actually worked The Navajo Code Talkers: the unbreakable system the enemy never cracked, and how it worked The accidental mold discovery that turned a battlefield scrape from a death sentence into a minor inconvenience What kids your age were actually doing during the war, in their backyards, their kitchens, and their neighborhoods The Enigma machine: what made it 'unbreakable,' and the exact flaw that brought it downThis book is for the kid who asks 'but why ' in history class and gets a shrug. It's not for anyone who wants a straightforward timeline or a study guide.Every day without this book is another day history feels like homework.Grab your copy now.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Everything you think you know about pirates is wrong.You've seen the movies. Hook hand. Parrot. Buried treasure. Walk the plank.None of it is real.And the actual truth is way more interesting.200 Fun Facts About Pirates For Kids by Jonah Mullen tears through 300 years of Hollywood myth and hands you the real story - 200 verified, sometimes disgusting, often hilarious facts spread across 16 chapters packed with history, science, and genuine surprises.Inside, you'll discover: Why pirates almost never buried treasure and what they actually did with stolen cargo instead The written democratic voting system pirates used to fire their own captains, decades before most countries allowed ordinary people to vote What hardtack really is, why it moved on its own after a few weeks at sea, and why sailors ate it anyway The one psychological trick Blackbeard used before battle that made entire crews surrender without a single shot fired The real women who disguised themselves as men, fought in combat, and commanded crews who didn't care once they proved themselves How pirates navigated thousands of miles of open ocean using only stars, a few simple tools, and math - with no GPS, no maps, and no second chancesPerfect for curious 4-12 year olds who devour trivia, argue with adults about history, and want facts weird enough to stun a teacher. Not for readers who prefer their myths intact.Every day without this book is another day thinking pirates walked the plank.Grab your copy now and find out what really happened.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A chef invented potato chips purely out of spite. An 11-year-old left a drink on a cold porch and forgot about it. A scientist noticed his candy bar melting in his pocket. All three changed the world by accident.Most kids think inventors are serious people in clean white coats who never mess up.That story makes invention feel impossible.It also happens to be completely wrong.200 Fun Facts About Inventions & Inventors For Kids by Jonah Mullen tears that myth apart, chapter by chapter, with the real stories: loud, messy, sometimes explosive, and always surprising.Inside, you'll discover: The grumpy chef who invented potato chips to get revenge on a picky customer and why his petty moment became one of Earth's most popular snacks Why Super Glue was considered a failure for years before anyone figured out what it was actually good for The moldy petri dish a scientist almost threw away - and how his laziness ended up saving hundreds of millions of lives What a spring falling off a shipyard shelf has to do with the toy sitting in your living room right now The bitter two-man war over electricity that decided how every lightbulb on the planet gets powered A final chapter that hands you a real framework for turning your own daily annoyances into actual inventionsThis book is for the kid who gets excited when an experiment goes sideways and for any adult who wants to hand that kid a reason to keep going. It is not for anyone looking for dry timelines or names to memorize.Every accidental genius in this book started exactly where you are.Grab your copy now and find out what happens next.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Columbus never actually reached Asia. He died convinced he had. And history gave him a holiday anyway.Most kids learn explorer names but never the embarrassing, jaw-dropping truth behind them. The math mistake that launched Columbus's entire voyage. The captain who got famous for a trip he didn't survive. The continent Vikings found 500 years early that nobody believed existed.History class skips the good parts. The mistakes. The mutinies. The mapmakers who drew sea monsters in blank spaces because they genuinely had no idea what was there.200 Fun Facts About Explorers & Adventures For Kids by Jonah Mullen packs 16 chapters with true, ridiculous, stranger-than-fiction facts about the people who mapped our world one wrong turn at a time, written in a voice that actually sounds fun to read.Inside, you'll discover: The Portuguese explorer who aimed for one country and accidentally claimed an entire continent, then sailed away without even stopping to look around Why Magellan gets credit for the first around-the-world voyage even though he died before it was half finished The brilliant women explorers whose discoveries got credited to the men standing nearby with not Elektronisches Buch What mapmakers actually drew when they had no idea what was in a blank space (hint: monsters) The Antarctic ship that got crushed like a soda can by ice-and how the crew survived anyway Why over 80% of Earth's ocean floor is still unmapped today, and who's down there looking right nowPerfect for curious readers ages 5-12 who'd rather learn history through wild true stories than memorize dates. Not for kids who want the boring version.Every fact in here is real. Pick it up and find out how spectacularly wrong the experts usually were.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.