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Description
This book introduces the reader to mirrors and how they work.
Quick Summary
In Mirrors, young readers explore the science behind reflection through simple explanations and visual examples of different types of mirrors, learning how light bounces off surfaces to create the images they see every day. The book covers topics like concave and convex mirrors, reflection angles, and real-world mirror uses, giving children a basic understanding of how mirrors work in their own homes and beyond. If your kid likes other early reader science books like the National Geographic Readers series, they will enjoy this straightforward introduction to optical science. This book is ideal for kindergarten through third graders, especially those in first or second grade who are ready for short informational texts at an AR Level 2.3.