I See Science: Light

I See Science: Light introduces young readers to the world of light through playful, illustrated scenes from everyday life. Part science primer, part curiosity-driven adventure, this book is written for children aged five and up who love discovering how things work. The tone is warm and encouraging, inviting curious minds to explore light with confidence and wonder. In this book, light comes alive through clear, kid-friendly explanations and a gentle narrative flow. Each page pairs a relatable scene with small, accessible facts about how light behaves: how we see colors, how light travels, and how reflections let us glimpse ourselves in a mirror or a lake. The content is presented in short captions and spread-out illustrations that invite kids to pause, look closely, and think. Fun interactive features invite readers to spot more examples in the artwork, turning everyday moments into mini science investigations. As part of the I See Science series, this title builds on a proven format that makes learning about light engaging and approachable for young readers. Other titles in the series cover Living Things, Materials, Light, Forces and Magnets, States of Matter and Sound, offering a friendly path to early science discovery. Key content elements: light properties, how we see, colored light, and reflection. Interactive features: prompts to find more examples in the artwork that reinforce concepts. Learning outcomes: developing vocabulary and observational skills while grasping core ideas about light. Writing and illustration style: illustrated scenes, concise captions, and accessible explanations tailored for young readers. After finishing I See Science: Light, readers will notice light phenomena in new ways and be able to explain simple ideas like why a rainbow appears or why shadows form. The book leaves kids curious, confident, and excited to observe light in daily life, carrying with them a lasting sense that science is all around them.