Why Can't I Slide Down a Rainbow? And Other Questions About Light
By Sally Hewitt
Why do rainbows split sunlight into colours—and why can’t anyone slide down one?
curious · informative · colourful · accessible
Genres
What is Why Can't I Slide Down a Rainbow? And Other Questions About Light about?
Have you ever wondered why rainbows appear in the sky, why sunlight makes shadows, or how a mirror reflects your face? This lively science book explores the fascinating world of light through clear explanations, colourful examples and curious questions. Discover how light travels, bends, bounces and splits into different colours. With plenty of surprising facts and easy-to-follow ideas, young readers can investigate the science behind everyday sights and find out why sliding down a rainbow is not quite possible.
About the author
Sally Hewitt is a talented author who writes books about science, nature, and the world around us. She loves making tricky subjects easy to understand and fun for young readers. Some of her well-known books include 'Why Do Leaves Change Colour?' and 'What Makes You Ill?', which help children discover amazing facts.
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2002
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