What is my shadow made of? : questions kids ask about everyday science (edition 1994)

by Neil Morris

Series: Tell Me Why

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Provides answers to questions children often ask about everyday science, using text, pictures, and open-the-flap surprises to explore topics such as sound, magnets, electricity, gravity, and colors.

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Title:	What is my shadow made of? : questions kids ask about everyday science
Authors:	Neil Morris
Info:	Pleasantville, NY : Reader's Digest Association, 1994.
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