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| | Title
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Becoming bionic : and other ways science is making us super
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| | Physical
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Illustrated; 56 pages
| | Produced
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2023
| | Distributor
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Owlkids Books Inc
(5191)
| | Audience
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Primary, Intermediate (PI)
| | Collection
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Professional Library
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| | Synopsis
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"This middle-grade nonfiction book uses superheroes to explore
how science is transforming our bodies and our experiences. [This
book] . . . breaks down how superhero traits have been reflected in
technological innovations throughout history, and how they could
appear in the future. Jetpacks and rocket belts can help us fly like
Superman. Prosthetic limbs and lab-grown human tissue mirror the
regenerative powers of Wolverine and Ms. Marvel. But readers are also
invited to think critically about these incredible, and sometimes
controversial, advancements—after all, with great power comes great
responsibility"—Publisher.
| | Author
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Camlot, Heather
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Wong, Victor
| | Dimensions
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28 cm.
| ISBN#
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9781771474610
| | Pub. Loc.
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Berkeley, California
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by Heather Camlot ; illustrated by Victor Wong.
| | Subjects
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Technology-history;
Inventions;
Science;
Technological innovations;
Wong, Victor—(Illustrator),—illustrator(A);
Picture Books(CK);
English/Language Arts
| | Call#
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303.483 CAM
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