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Description
Using interesting facts and photographs, this book discusses atoms, molecules, and the periodic table.
Quick Summary
If your kid is curious about what everything is made of, this short nonfiction book is a great pickup. At just over 1000 words and filled with real photographs, it manages to make atoms and molecules actually visual and understandable for middle graders without dumbing anything down. The interesting facts approach keeps things moving, so even reluctant readers can power through it in one sitting. It's perfect for kids working on a science project, those who love figuring out how things work, or anyone who ever wondered what happens when you zoom in really far on stuff. Parents will appreciate that it's educational without being dry, and the whole thing wraps up before it outstays its welcome. If you want more quick science reads like this, the other books in this series cover different topics using the same straightforward style.