You See with Your Eyes
By Melvin Berger
How do your eyes turn bouncing light into the pictures inside your brain?
Genres
What is You See with Your Eyes about?
How do your eyes help you see the world? This lively introduction explores the amazing sense of sight, from light bouncing off objects to the pictures formed in your brain. Clear, simple explanations and engaging photographs show how eyes work and why seeing is important for learning, exploring and staying safe. Young readers can discover what happens when they look at people, places and things, while building an early understanding of the human body and the science of vision.
About the author
Melvin Berger is a well-known author who loves writing fun and interesting books about science for children. He has written many popular books, including 'Why Do Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears?' and 'Do Whales Have Belly Buttons?' Melvin enjoys helping curious young readers discover amazing facts about the world around them.
Pages
16 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2003
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