The Scientist's Guide to Physics: Set 1
This series unpacks the basic--but also very complex--fundamentals of the science of energy and matter. Each volume looks at the beginnings of discovery and casts a spotlight on the history behind the science of atoms, thermodynamics, time, energy, and light, and the scientists responsible for the breakthroughs. Theories and concepts are described in an easily comprehensible and engaging manner. Color photographs, sidebars, and scientist bios are framed in an eye-catching design. Each book also contains a timeline of events and discoveries.
* Reviews *
Series Review: The Scientist's Guide to Physics"The books carefully track the various experiments and discoveries that eventually led to our current knowledge of the universe. With clear explanations of scientific principles, photographs, diagrams, and illustrations, these books present excellent overviews of both the history and nature of the study of physics."
--School Library Journal
Series Review: The Scientist's Guide to Physics
"Physics can be intimidating for some students; this series makes concepts more approachable. The colorful covers make it eye-appealing; all books are richly illustrated with full-color drawings, photos, and charts. ...these books should be particularly appealing to reluctant readers doing reports."
--Library Media Connection
