Hello, friends! Our book today is My Little Book Of Rocks, Minerals & Gems by Claudia Martin, a wonderful non-fiction primer jam-packed with information for budding geologists. Using striking photography as visual aids, each two-page spread introduces the reader to a concept or classification in geology, such as the different types of rocks and how … Continue reading My Little Book Of Rocks, Minerals & Gems (Claudia Martin)
Hello, friends! We have a special 3-for-1 review today, taking a look at three board books from the Baby University series by Chris Ferrie: ABCs of Science, ABCs of Physics, and ABCs of Mathematics. On each page of this set of ABC STEM books for little ones, readers are introduced to a letter and a … Continue reading Baby University ABCs Series (Chris Ferrie)
Hello, friends! Today's book is Ice Boy by David Ezra Stein, the wild adventure of a little ice cube's journey through the different states of matter. Ice Boy lives in the freezer of a refrigerator with his family, waking up every day and doing the simple things that ice cubes do. But while the rest … Continue reading Ice Boy (David Ezra Stein)
Hello, friends! Today's book is Baby Loves Quarks!, written by Ruth Spiro and illustrated by Irene Chan, an adorable and informative board book for budding scientists. Part of Spiro and Chan's Baby Loves Science series, this short yet wonderfully educational board book begins with a baby building a tower of blocks. The books informs us … Continue reading Baby Loves Quarks! (Ruth Spiro)
Hello, friends! Today's book is Quantum Entanglement For Babies by Chris Ferrie, a introduction to the titular physics phenomenon for little ones. Using a series of visual metaphors, the book attempts to simplify the phenomenon of quantum entanglement down to its core concepts. It introduces four balls, two red and two blue. Two of the … Continue reading Quantum Entanglement For Babies (Chris Ferrie)
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