
It's About Time!: Big Ideas That Changed the World #6
by
Don Brown
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Children’s
Science & Technology
Humor
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Format
Hardcover
Pages
128
Language
English
Published
Jan 21, 2025
Publisher
Harry N. Abrams
ISBN-10
1419773313
ISBN-13
9781419773310
Description
Don Brown takes readers on an engaging journey through the fascinating concept of time. With his signature style, he brings complex scientific ideas down to earth, making them accessible and enjoyable for everyone. The illustrations pop with personality, drawing young minds into a world where time isn't just a number on a clock but a thrilling subject worthy of exploration.
From how we measure time to the impact of time on our daily lives, the book encourages curiosity and wonder. Each page unfolds intriguing concepts and insights that prompt readers to think about time in new and exciting ways. The playful tone and captivating visuals create an inviting atmosphere that fosters a love for learning.
As children dive into this exploration, they'll come away with not only knowledge but also inspiration to ponder the bigger questions. It’s a delightful mix of education and charm that makes understanding time a truly captivating adventure.
From how we measure time to the impact of time on our daily lives, the book encourages curiosity and wonder. Each page unfolds intriguing concepts and insights that prompt readers to think about time in new and exciting ways. The playful tone and captivating visuals create an inviting atmosphere that fosters a love for learning.
As children dive into this exploration, they'll come away with not only knowledge but also inspiration to ponder the bigger questions. It’s a delightful mix of education and charm that makes understanding time a truly captivating adventure.
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