I Wonder Why Soap Makes Bubbles and Other Questions About Science
By Barbara Taylor
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What is I Wonder Why Soap Makes Bubbles and Other Questions About Science about?
Why do soap bubbles shimmer? What makes cakes rise, shadows appear and grass look green? This lively science book explores the everyday mysteries children notice around them. Clear explanations and colourful illustrations reveal how sound travels, why sunlight feels warm, why water droplets are round and how simple machines work. Through a series of curious questions and surprising answers, young readers can discover the science behind familiar sights, sounds and objects, making the world around them even more fascinating.
About the author
Barbara Taylor is a talented author and editor who loves sharing fascinating facts about science and nature with young readers. She has written many popular books, including 'The Big Book of Science Things to Make and Do'. Barbara enjoys helping children discover the wonders of the world through her fun and easy-to-understand writing.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Edition published
2013
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