Chemistry for Curious Kids: An Illustrated Introduction to Atoms, Elements, Chemical Reactions, and More!

Chemistry for Curious Kids: An Illustrated Introduction to Atoms, Elements, Chemical Reactions, and More!

Lynn Huggins-Cooper, Alex Foster (Illustrator)
$14.99
Publication Date: September 1st, 2021
Publisher:
Arcturus Editions
ISBN:
9781398802674
Pages:
128
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Description

Young readers can discover the wonders of chemistry with this accessible hardcover introduction, featuring beautiful full-color illustrations.

This inspirational book is packed with clear and engaging explanations of chemistry and its scientific principles. Supporting STEM learning, this book is an ideal supplement to school education as it covers many core topics in an entertaining and easy-to-understand way.

Big new concepts pop off the page thanks to vibrant diagrams and an engaging, energetic text. Kids will relish sharing them with friends and family

- Elements
- Compounds
- Molecules
- Atoms
- And much more

A great gift for readers aged 8-12.

ABOUT THE SERIES The Curious Kids series draws together a collection of meticulously researched, beautifully illustrated fact books that bring STEM subjects to life with a smart, modern sensibility.

About the Author

Lynn Huggins-Cooper is a widely published author with well over 80 books in print for parents and their children. She is also a regular contributor to the Times Educational Supplement, Nursery Education, Prima, Disney Explorer and BBC Learning Magazine. She is a qualified primary teacher, praised by OFSTED as 'outstanding', who left the crowded South of England some years ago for the rural delights of County Durham. Alex Foster is an award-winning illustrator based in Margate, UK, who specialises in map and children's illustration. In 2015 he won the World Illustration Award from the Association of Illustrators. He has worked for many top brands, including Penguin Random House, English Heritage and the Roald Dahl Literary Estate.

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