Sticky Jam: The Story of Sugar by Meredith Hooper
Sticky Jam: The Story of Sugar by Meredith Hooper
Sticky Jam: The Story of Sugar by Meredith Hooper
Sticky Jam: The Story of Sugar by Meredith Hooper

Sticky Jam: The Story of Sugar by Meredith Hooper

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Illustrated by Katharine McEwen

Find out how the strawberry jam in your sandwich was made in this bright, clearly explained and illustrated story of sugar. Where does sugar come from?

This fascinating learn-as-you-read picture book tells you everything you ever wanted to know about how sugar is made. Simple, rhythmical text, colourful illustrations and a carefully researched information section at the back take you through the process, which begins with a sugar cane growing in the earth and ends in sweet, sticky jam!

Condition: A few of the pages has been taped down where it has come loose, otherwise the book is in good condition
Format: Hardcover, out of print
Age: 4+

Australian-born writer and historian Meredith Hooper took her educational background in history and science and turned it into a writing career. Making science-based topics understandable in her nonfiction books for young readers, Hooper has produced award-winning fiction, such as her book "The Journal of Watkin Stench", which was shortlisted for the British Library Association's prestigious Carnegie Medal. In topics ranging from aviation and the development of the longest air route in the world to general histories of Australia, to histories of notable explorations, Hooper effectively transfers both information and her fascination with her chosen subject. Hooper moves to more physical human challenges in books such as "Who Built the Pyramid", featuring characters from the high priest to the chief minister to the stonemason to the water bearer working on the job site, who each answer the title question by claiming that they alone constructed the pyramid of King Senwosret of Egypt. Other books include, "The Island That Moved: How Shifting Forces Shaped Our Earth", "River Story" and "The Drop in My Drink".

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Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the photo accurately depicts the condition of the book, the colour and imperfections may vary slightly from the images.

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Little Modern Reader acknowledges the Gadigal people of Eora nation, the traditional custodians of the land where we work and live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Elders of all communities who also work and live on this land.

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