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Description
Explains how various colors are produced by reflected light and briefly discusses the occurrences of colors in nature. The coauthor is Kim Taylor.
Quick Summary
Dive into a rainbow-filled adventure where science meets nature in the most colorful way possible, revealing the hidden reasons behind the stunning hues all around us. Young readers will be amazed as they discover why autumn leaves explode into brilliant oranges and reds, how butterflies create their dazzling wing patterns, and what makes the sky transform into a fiery sunset palette. If your kid loves the hands-on science discoveries in "The Magic School Bus" series or enjoys exploring how The World of Architectural Wonders works like characters in National Geographic Kids books, they will be captivated by uncovering the secrets behind everyday colors. This book is perfect for kids ages 9 to 12 in grades 4 through 8 who are curious about The World of Architectural Wonders around them and want to see nature in a whole new colorful light.