Properties of Light and Sound
What's the book about?
Shining a flashlight, listening to music, or seeing your shadow on a sunny day are all clues to how light and sound work in the world around you. This book explains how light travels, reflects, and helps us see, and how sounds are made by vibrations that move through different materials. With clear examples and real-life photos, it helps you explore these invisible forces in a way that feels fun, simple, and easy to understand.
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Reviews
Ben Gough, Age 9
This book is about
This book says about how we see and hear and how sound and light works (like pictures of an eye and an ear, and it explains reflection).
The main characters are
There aren’t any because it’s a fact book.
My favourite part of the book is
The page saying how we hear things because there is an interesting diagram.
I would also like to say
I like the pictures.
Ethan, Age 6
This book is about
The book tells you about light and sound and how your eyes and ears work.
The main characters are
None
My favourite part of the book is
When I looked at the different parts that make up the eye and ear.
I would also like to say
I like the detail on the pictures on the front cover of the book.
