Sunlight, skyscrapers, and soda-pop
Andrea T. Bennett, James H. Kessler
Introduces scientific discoveries through two imaginary creatures exploring the natural world around them. Includes activities.
Read Time: ~1.1 hr
Positive reaction!
by Sara L. Latta (2015)
About this book
"Simplifies junior high science in engaging and conversational language and offers examples and activities to show readers how the topics tie in to real life"--
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CorePositive reaction! Lead Character
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