Author147 booksAnna Claybourne
Anna Claybourne is a British children's nonfiction writer whose books include 100 Most Dangerous Things on the Planet and contributions to Usborne encyclopedias. Based in Edinburgh, she once spent three months volunteering on rainforest conservation in Costa Rica.
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Books by Anna Claybourne
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Children's Encyclopedia
100 most dangerous things on the planet
Encyclopedia of Planet Earth (Usborne Encyclopedia Series)
The Usborne Book of Peoples of the World
Human body
Titanic
The Shocking Story of Electricity
100 Most Feared Creatures on the Planet
Question of Science: Why doesn't the moon fall down?
The Story of Inventions
100 Deadliest Things On The Planet
Maker Models
Treasure hunter's handbook
Mind Webs
Greek myths
The Usborne Book of Ghosts & Hauntings
Story of Exploration
Story of Science
Science-Ology!
Materials
100 Most Destructive Natural Disasters
Healthy for Life : Food and Eating
100 most unexplained mysteries on the planet
Usborne stories from Shakespeare
100 Most Disgusting Things on the Planet
100 Most Awesome Things on the Planet
Winter
Don't read this book before bed!
Glaring light and other eye-burning rays
Geography Encyclopedia
All about Sound
Electric shocks and other energy evils
Surrealism
Complete Book of the Human Body
Killer plants and other green gunk
All About Ancient Greece
Tiny Science
What Do You Know about Evolution and Classification?
Microlife
Bedroom makeover
100 Scariest Things on the Planet
The Usborne Book of Treasure Hunting (Prospecting and Treasure Hunting)
Be Creative
Maker Models
Comedy, History and Tragedy of William Shakespeare, the
Sustainable Planet
How Can a Plant Eat a Fly?
Disgusting and Dreadful Science
The science of a guitar
What Do You Know about Rocks and Fossils?
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