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EAN-13	9780747597940
Product Name	Deadly Peril: And How To Avoid It
Language	English
Category	Book / Magazine / Publication
Short Description	Paperback
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SKU	G9780747597940
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Width	4.37 inches    (convert)
Height	6.97 inches    (convert)
Weight	8.32 ounces    (convert)
Author	Tracey Turner
Page Count	160
Binding	Paperback
Published	10/05/2009
Long Description	From the author of 101 Things You Need to Know comes THE must-have Christmas gift of 2009. An enlightening and utterly compelling index of the world's deadliest Perils, how they might kill you, and how to evade them. Each Peril has its own 'report' - featuring a Peril rating out of 10, the worst possible outcome you might suffer, Peril avoidance tactics and a fact file. Four-colour throughout, fully designed, with illustrations and diagrams, the book will be divided into eight key areas of Peril, including 'Menace from the Deep', 'Small But Lethal' and 'Unexpected Perils'. An indispensable survival guide to help you deal with Perils of all kinds, even those you least expect, such as meteorites, frozen toilet waste falling from the sky, etc. The tone will be light, the details juicy, and the facts thoroughly researched. Aimed at ALL readers aged 8 to 80 who may find themselves in the path of Peril.
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