
Written by Korwin Briggs
Book #3 in the The Invention Hunters series
Silly scientists uncover the secrets of light with a kid's help.
Join the Invention Hunters as they land at a school lab, mistaking everyday items for rare finds. With a young guide, they unravel the mysteries of light through prisms, magnifying glasses, and more. Can these quirky explorers grasp the true wonders of science? Dive into a world where humor meets discovery, and learn how light powers our favorite inventions. Perfect for curious minds eager to explore physics and engineering.
“The love child of David Macaulay and Captain Underpants” (Kirkus), this hilarious kid-friendly guide to the science and physics of light explains prisms, magnifying glasses, TV screens, and more. The Invention Hunters travel the globe in their flying museum collecting the world’s greatest inventions! This time, they’ve landed at an elementary school’s science lab, and these silly scientists think they’ve collected incredible specimens of banjos, flowerpots, and even a yeti’s tooth. But what they really discover – with a kid as their guide – is how prisms, magnifying glasses, cameras, and TV screens use light to work! Using simple explanations and diagrams, and a heaping helping of humor, the Invention Hunters make the perfect companions for curious kids who are ready to learn about science, physics, engineering, history, and more.
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