Horrible Science 6 Books Collection Set by Nick Arnold - Kids Science - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Blood, Bones and Body Bits. Microscopic Monsters. Nasty Nature. Painful Poison. Shocking Electricity. Space, Stars and Slimy Aliens. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. Publisher: Scholastic. Age Range: 8-12 years. Overview. The Horrible Science 6 Books Collection Set by Nick Arnold packs six of the series' grossest, funniest titles into one bumper bundle. From squelchy body parts to venomous poisons, sparking electricity to slimy space aliens, this set turns tricky science topics into laugh-out-loud reading that hooks reluctant readers and science fans alike. Illustrated throughout with Tony De Saulles' comic-style cartoons, each paperback delivers bite-sized facts, quizzes and stomach-churning trivia that make learning feel like mischief rather than homework — perfect for curious 8 to 12 year olds.. About the Books. Each title in this collection tackles a different branch of science through gross-out facts and dark humour. Blood, Bones and Body Bits peels back the skin to reveal the squishy secrets of the human body, while Microscopic Monsters zooms in on the bacteria and bugs living in guts, eyelashes and beyond. Nasty Nature catalogues nature's deadliest and most disgusting creatures, from blood-slurping bats to man-eating tigers, and Painful Poison serves up a toxic tour of killer substances and their evil effects. Shocking Electricity crackles with zap-filled facts about static, lightning and the scientists brave (or foolish) enough to test it on themselves, and Space, Stars and Slimy Aliens blasts off with Oddblob the alien for a horrible tour of the cosmos, spacewalks and exploding astronaut guts. Across all six books, Nick Arnold's trademark mix of solid science and toilet humour keeps young readers turning pages without realising how much they're learning. Sidebars, quizzes, diagrams and Tony De Saulles' cartoon illustrations break up the text, making the books approachable for reluctant readers, while the depth of factual content satisf