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Madam How and Lady Why

Madam How and Lady Why

Written by: Charles Kingsley
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Have you ever struggled to explain the wonders of nature, like earthquakes and volcanoes, to your children? Look no further! Madam How and Lady Why offers engaging and informative insights into natural phenomena, presented in a way thats perfect for young minds. Originally published in 1869, this timeless book is a treasure trove of knowledge that has been included in the Ambleside homeschooling list. Join us on a journey of discovery as we explore the fascinating answers to the questions your kids are eager to ask. (Summary by Nadine)Copyright Science Stories Literature & Fiction Science
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