A dynamic, hands-on introduction to the fascinating powers of magnets perfect for STEM collections.
David A. Adler is a former math teacher and author of more than two
hundred books for children. He has collaborated on several science
picture books with Anna Raff, including Things That Float and
Things That Don't and Light Waves, a finalist for the SB&F
Prize for Excellence in Science Books. He is also the author of the
Picture Book Biography series, the Cam Jansen mystery series, as
well as books on math and history. He lives in New York.
Anna Raff is an award-winning illustrator of children's books. She
illustrated David A. Adler's Simple Machines and Things That Float
and Things That Don't, which received starred reviews from both
Booklist and Publishers Weekly. She lives in New York City.
A Finalist for the SB&F Prize – Hands-On Science Book
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A Bank Street Best Children's Book of the Year
"An excellent guide for young children learning about
magnetism."—School Library Journal
"Presenting information with an upbeat tone and imaginative
touches, the book encourages children to learn by doing. An
intelligent starting point for hands-on exploration of the familiar
yet mysterious phenomenon of magnetism."—Booklist
"Adler's excellent explanations of physical science for young
children continue with this exploration of magnets and magnetism.
The informative, interactive text encourages readers to track down
materials and investigate on their own . . . Raff's illustrations
of children and their mischievous dog assistant provide a friendly
and helpful orientation to the activities described in the
text."—Horn Book Magazine
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