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Have you ever wondered where your shadow comes from or why it changes size throughout the day? Shadows are all around you, hiding in plain sight and waiting to be discovered. In this fun and educational journey, you will learn exactly what makes a shadow appear and why it needs a light source to exist. You will also discover how moving the light can make your shadow stretch super tall or shrink down tiny. Get ready to use your imagination and try out exciting activities to make your very own shadows. It is the perfect way to explore the science of light while playing and having fun.
6-8 Years 36 Pages
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By Janet Fox Pictures by Jasu Hu
Snow is falling fast outside the window, but you can still grow a vibrant, thriving garden right in your own home. With a sunny windowsill, a few small pots, and a lot of care, you and your family can plant seeds even during the coldest months of the year. Watch closely as tiny green shoots push through the soil, transforming into fresh oregano, parsley, and baby greens. Tending an indoor herb garden brings warmth, bright colors, and delicious flavors to the darkest season. You can harvest your fresh greens again and again, turning a freezing winter day into a celebration of life and growth. When spring finally arrives and the snow melts, you will be completely ready to plant even more seeds. Discover the joy of planting, nurturing, and harvesting your very own wintergarden.
6-8 Years 40 Pages
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Have you ever wondered how your favorite song actually reaches your ears? Curious Pearl and her good friend Sal are starting their very own band to perform in a big talent show. They have a lot of fun testing out different instruments and making noise, but Pearl realizes this is the perfect chance to teach Sal the science behind the music. Join these two friends as they explore how vibrations travel through the air to create the notes we hear. You will discover the secrets of pitch and volume while following along with their musical adventure. Get ready to experiment with sound waves and see if Pearl and Sal can put on the best performance ever. This story makes learning about science just as exciting as playing in a real rock band.
6-8 Years 24 Pages
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Light is everywhere: in sunshine, shadows, lamps, mirrors, and the tiny glow of fireflies. Inside Max Axiom's lab, readers get to slow it down and ask how it actually works. This graphic nonfiction book explores what light is, how it travels, and why it makes sight possible. Comic-style panels help explain key ideas in a bright, approachable way, while Max demonstrates simple experiments that connect science to things you can observe at home. The book keeps the explanations clear without taking away the wonder, making it a good fit for readers who enjoy visual learning and hands-on discovery. Exploring Light in Max Axiom's Lab turns an everyday part of the world into an inviting first look at physics, observation, and scientific thinking.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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A magnet clicks onto the refrigerator, a compass needle turns, and Earth itself acts like a giant magnetic force. In Max Axiom's lab, those everyday wonders become a hands-on science adventure. This graphic nonfiction book introduces magnetism in a clear, visual way, explaining how magnets attract, repel, and interact with certain materials. Max guides readers through the big ideas with comic-style panels, friendly explanations, and simple experiments that can be tried at home with safe, common objects. Young scientists will come away with a stronger sense of why magnets behave the way they do and where magnetism appears in daily life. Understanding Magnetism in Max Axiom's Lab is a lively pick for curious readers who like science facts, experiments, and learning through comics.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 36 Pages
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Isabel wants one birthday present more than anything: a way to see what cannot be seen. In Isabel and the Invisible World, a glass prism turns an ordinary room into a discovery full of color. As Isabel watches hidden light appear, she begins to wonder what else is around her that her eyes cannot notice. The story introduces young readers to light waves in a simple, inviting way, while keeping Isabel’s curiosity at the center. Written by physicist Alan Lightman, this picture book is both story and science doorway. It is a strong choice for children who ask big questions, love experiments, or enjoy learning how the world works. Back matter expands on wavelengths, radio waves, X-rays, and other invisible parts of light.
6-8 Years 39 Pages
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Grab your safety goggles and get ready for a messy afternoon because it is time to teach Grandma all about science! Making a baking soda volcano is a blast, especially when you are the expert in charge. But wait, what happens when you accidentally forget the most important ingredients? You and Grandma will have to team up to figure out the perfect recipe for a spectacular, fizzy eruption. Along the way, you will discover that the best part of any experiment is not getting it exactly right on the first try, but laughing together at all the sticky, silly mistakes. Grab your lab coat and prepare for a hilarious afternoon of teamwork and bubbling discoveries that you can read all on your own!
6-8 Years 33 Pages
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50 Amazing, Bubbly, and Creative Science Experiments to Do with the Whole Family

Turn your very own kitchen into a spectacular science laboratory. This exciting collection features fifty big, bold, and incredibly fun experiments that will make science come alive for the entire family. Using simple grocery store ingredients and household items, you can conduct jaw-dropping projects that sparkle, bubble, and even explode. You will learn the hidden physics of an air hockey table by building an alien hovercraft, create an unpoppable bubble to understand the chemistry of toothpaste, and mix up color-changing slime to discover how dogs see the world. Every single activity includes clear instructions, helpful illustrations, and fascinating explanations of the real concepts making the magic happen. Along the way, you will read inspiring biographies of brilliant scientists and learn how to form your own hypotheses. Grab your safety goggles and get ready to spark your curiosity, because thinking like a scientist has never been this much fun.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 169 Pages
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A Book of Science and Wonder

A single splash frozen in time reveals a crown of liquid crystals, while a microscopic snowflake displays breathtaking geometry. You are about to witness the everyday magic of water as it transforms before your eyes. Through extraordinary photography that stops time, you will explore the hidden beauty of ice, steam, frost, and dew in ways you have never seen before. This journey delves into the fascinating scientific principles that govern our world, explaining complex ideas like evaporation, condensation, and surface tension with remarkable clarity. You will watch a single drop fall from a faucet, see how clouds form, and understand the incredible forces that shape water. The stunning visual evidence turns abstract science into a tangible, awe inspiring experience. Ignite your curiosity and dive into the mechanics of the natural world. Complete with simple experiments that encourage your own scientific investigation, this exploration bridges the gap between stunning art and essential science.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 40 Pages
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Get ready for a birthday party where your eyes will play wonderful tricks on you. Little Frog is celebrating his birthday, and Mama Frog is very confused when the guests arrive. Red Fox looks green, Orange Cat looks blue, and Purple Butterfly looks yellow! What is going on with these strange colors? You will discover the magic of the color wheel and optical illusions as you read. By staring closely at a picture with a tiny dot and then looking at a blank page, you will see the true colors magically appear right before your eyes. You get to be the scientist, testing out how complementary colors work in a fun, interactive way. Join the party animals and learn a fascinating trick about how your eyes and brain work together to create incredible colorful surprises.
6-8 Years
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Every time you throw a baseball, race up the stairs, or push a friend on a swing, you are using invisible energy to get things going. If you have ever wondered what makes a toy car speed across the floor or a heavy rock tumble down a hill, the answer is all about force. This fun and engaging science book guides you through the basics of physics using everyday activities you already love. You will explore how pushing and pulling changes the way objects behave, complete with fantastic cartoon illustrations that make learning a breeze. It even includes a cool experiment you can try at home to understand friction. You will have a great time discovering the amazing rules of motion that shape everything in your world!
6-8 Years 44 Pages
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Did you know that the food on your plate gives you the power to jump, run, and play? Energy is everywhere, and it is the secret ingredient that makes everything in our universe move and grow. This colorful and clear book takes you on a fun journey to understand how energy is transferred from the sun, to plants, to the meals you eat. You will learn about heat, wind, and the different types of fuel that keep our world spinning. With humorous pictures and super simple explanations, you will easily grasp these exciting scientific ideas. You will love discovering all the surprising ways you use energy every single day, whether you are swinging a baseball bat or simply reading a great book!
6-8 Years 33 Pages
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