num_pages: 64
description: Children ages 9-12.This kids version of Worst Case Scenario for children ages 9-12 features useful tips and hints for surviving all kinds of risky and unusual situations. These escaping from dangerous animals, making a fire, collecting water, applying basic first aid, being cautious around strangers, and riding the subway. Humorous, quirky illustrations enliven the text. It is important to point out that this book is intended for fun and is not to be used as a comprehensive reference book.What If? A kid's guide to surviving just about anything. Have you ever wondered what you should do if you are attacked by a shark? Or how about if you are trapped in a burning building? Well, if you have, this is the book for you. It covers every situation you can think of, and lots more besides! There are useful hints and tips •surviving in the wilderness, •finding water and building a shelter, •escaping from bears and mountain lions, •coping with earthquakes and tornadoes. It also includes helpful first aid information and a section on being street-smart. Let's hope you never end up on a desert island - but if you do, you'll be glad you read this book.What If? A kid's guide to surviving just about anything. Have you ever wondered what you should do if you are attacked by a shark? Or how about if you are trapped in a burning building? Well, if you have, this is the book for you. It covers every situation you can think of, and lots more besides! There are useful hints and tips •surviving in the wilderness, •finding water and building a shelter, •escaping from bears and mountain lions, •coping with earthquakes and tornadoes. It also includes helpful first aid information and a section on being street-smart. Let's hope you never end up on a desert island - but if you do, you'll be glad you re
language: English
title: What If? : A kid's guide to surviving just about anything.
titlecomplete: What If? : A kid's guide to surviving just about anything.
genres: Nonfiction
ratings_count: 4
publisher: Brighter Child