by Glenn Murphy · Macmillan Children's Books · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780330448529
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«Why is Snot Green?» is Glenn Murphy's popular science book, published by Macmillan Children's Books in paperback (208 pages, in English).
It answers with humor and clarity curious questions posed by visitors to the Science Museum in London: why snot is green, whether rabbits fart, what space is made of, what scabs are, or whether animals can talk. It is organized into five sections ranging from space and the planet to animals, the human body and the future.
Originally published in 2007, it was Glenn Murphy's first book, written while he worked at the Science Museum in London. It belongs to the 'Science Museum Q&A Book' series.
Aimed at young readers aged 9 and up who enjoy scientific questions and fun answers.
Glenn Murphy is a British children's writer. His book Why is Snot Green? was shortlisted for the 2007 Blue Peter Book Awards and was a finalist for the Royal Society Junior Science Book of the Year 2008
