by Peter Corey, Jon Stuart · Oxford University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780198471639
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«What's on the Box?» is Peter Corey's children's non-fiction book, published by Oxford University Press in paperback (24 pages, in English).
Non-fiction book explaining how television works and what lies behind the images we see on screen. Part of a reading collection that also includes fiction stories and a title on animal communication.
Published in 2009, with illustrations by Jon Stuart. Belongs to the Project X series, in the Communication group. Aimed at the British Key Stage 1 curriculum.
For early primary school readers, with an approach designed to appeal especially to boys.
Corey Nathan Peters is a New Zealand alpine skier and Paralympic medallist. In September 2009 when he was aged 26 he sustained a crushed spinal cord at a motocross event, leaving him paralysed. Corey spent four months in the Spinal Unit learning the basics of how to live life in a wheelchair taking up sit-skiing in 2011. He has represented New Zealand at four Paralympics.
