Kim Long Knihy

Now for the first time in paperback, for fans of The Amazing Race, Lexi Magill and the Teleportation Tournament is the perfect adventure for middle grade readers who like scavenger hunts and puzzle-solving.

The inside story of a quest to unlock one of cosmology's biggest mysteries, derailed by the lure of the Nobel Prize.

The book serves as a comprehensive guide for both beginners and experienced DIY enthusiasts interested in macramé, an ancient art form. It offers detailed instructions and inspiration, enabling readers to transform ordinary cords into unique creations. With a focus on skill development, it aims to empower individuals to master macramé techniques and explore their creativity.

Exploring the intricate relationship between Earth and its moon, this book delves into various lunar phenomena such as phases, eclipses, and tides. It covers the moon's orbit, rotation, and brightness, while also addressing historical observations and cultural significance, including Native American names for full moons. Additionally, readers will find practical information on photographing the moon and understanding lunar calendars. A special focus on "blue moons" offers critical insights, making it a comprehensive guide for moon enthusiasts and casual readers alike.

For the legions of sky watchers everywhere - an at-a-glance moon calendar with the dates and times of every moon phase, eclipse, and perigee and apogee over the course of 2022.

How do you like your tea? An ethereal infusion, the ghost of a scent wafting across your taste buds? Or a mug of traditional brew, so strong that a spoon can stand up in it? We've been drinking tea for thousands of years, yet few of us realize that all tea--from elegant lapsang to pungent pu-erh--come from the same source. The taste is down to science: geography, chemistry, and physics, the application of heat and pressure, and the magic of time and enzymes. How to Make Tea lays out the principles for the tea-loving nonscientist; extract the best from every cup.