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Why Is That a Survival Trick?: 150 Amazing Wilderness Secrets & Survival Skills for Curious Explorers — Start a Fire, Build Shelter, Find Water and ... 6-12 (Why Is That? Books for Curious Kids) - Softcover

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Why does snow keep you warm? And why is a small shelter warmer than a big one?

Why can a person survive for weeks without food, but only three days without water?

Why Is That a Survival Trick? takes curious kids into the wild and explains 150 real survival skills — how they work, why they work, and which famous "survival tips" are actually myths.

Every page asks one big question and answers it in clear, simple words, with a detailed illustration to bring it to life. Watch for the stamps on every page — CORE SKILL, SAFETY FACT, GOOD TO KNOW and MYTH BUSTED — so young readers learn to tell a genuinely useful trick from an old story that just sounds true.

Inside this survival handbook for kids 8-12 you'll discover:

  • Fire — how a bow drill makes flame from friction, why birch bark burns even when it's wet, and how to put a campfire out properly
  • Shelter — building a lean-to, why snow works as insulation, and why "shelter before dark" is the golden rule
  • Water — boiling, filtering, solar stills, collecting morning dew, and why you must never drink seawater
  • Food and foraging — the universal edibility test, safe wild plants, and why "when in doubt, don't eat it"
  • Navigation and getting found — the North Star, using a watch as a compass, the STOP rule, and why rescuers look for the number three
  • Weather dangers — hypothermia, wind chill, lightning, flash floods and reading the clouds before a storm
  • Animals and insects — bear country, ticks, rattlesnakes, and why you back away slowly instead of running
  • First aid — bleeding, splints, shock, blisters, and the life-saving "rule of threes"

Myths busted, not repeated

Does moss really grow only on the north side of trees? Can you always squeeze clean water from a cactus? Is eating snow a good way to stay hydrated? Kids find out which survival "facts" are real and which ones could get them into trouble — the kind of careful thinking that matters far beyond the woods.

A screen-free gift for an outdoors-mad kid

Made for children who love camping, hiking, bushcraft and exploring, this is a brilliant birthday present or Christmas gift for boys and girls aged 6 to 12. Ideal for family camping trips, outdoor clubs, classrooms and reluctant readers — every answer fits on a single page.

A note for parents: this book explains how and why survival skills work. It is a starting point for curious minds, not a substitute for proper training — real practice always needs a responsible adult.

Scroll up and grab your copy today — the adventure starts on page one!

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