Water

Written by Anna Skowronska

Part of the Nature's Superpowers series

Discover water's vital role and its three forms in this engaging exploration.

4.6 Goodreads · 7 ratings

72 pages· ~570L

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Bookroo's summary

Dive into the wonders of water, the element that sustains life and shapes our world. This captivating book for young readers reveals how water exists in liquid, solid, and gas forms. From the water we drink to the ice we skate on, and the vapor in the air, explore the essential nature of this life-giving element. With vivid illustrations and intriguing facts, children will uncover the mysteries of water and its crucial role in our bodies and the environment. What secrets does water hold in its many forms?

From the publisher

A fabulously illustrated non-fiction book aimed at children ages 7 plus exploring the element water. Water makes up 70% of our body and 80% of our brain. Without it, there is no life. Water exists in three different forms: what you drink, what you make lemonade from, what you swim in, is the liquid; glaciers, frozen puddles, or the ice cubes you put in your lemonade are solids; invisible water vapor, or gas, floats in the air. See how many things nature has to deal with! With striking and graphic artwork, and a fascinating text, packed full of information, this book will make a great addition to any child’s bookshelf.

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