The First Book of Electricity
Beryl Williams Epstein, Sam Epstein
Author:
Beryl Williams Epstein, Sam Epstein
Illustrator:
Robin King
Publication:
1953 by Franklin Watts, Inc
Genre:
Non-fiction, Science
Series:
First Books Members Only (Science)
Series Number: 42
Pages:
67
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Electricity. What is the mysterious force that furnishes light for our darkness, runs our engines, makes huge magnets, and helps the world in a thousands of ways?
No one is certain of the whole story of this strange, fascinating power. But two authors long popular for their skill in clear writing tell the known facts simply in THE FIRST BOOK OF ELECTRICITY.
What scientists think electricity is, how it is generated, how it flows through wires into our homes and is harnessed to light our lamps, heat our appliances and run our machines, and how it goes back to its starting point, probably miles away -- all this is explained. In addition, there are easy home experiments, safe because they use small batteries.
Robin King's graphic drawings help make things not only crystal clear but downright lively.
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