Science Action : Looking At Light

Science Action: Looking at Light invites curious minds to explore how light shapes what we see. This entry-level science book, part of the Science Action series, introduces readers to the basics of light—how it travels, how we use it, and how shadows and colors come alive. Perfect for young beginners and curious readers beginning their science journey, it uses a friendly, educational tone to spark wonder and build confidence in science. Written in clear, plain language, Looking at Light presents entry-level scientific concepts in a way that's easy to follow. It blends concise text with full-colour images and diagrams that illuminate the explanations, making light ideas memorable and accessible. The thoughtful layout guides readers at a comfortable pace, whether you read straight through or dip in for quick lessons. Readers will appreciate the engaging visuals and simple examples that connect ideas to everyday life—how we see, how light travels, and how shadows and colors form. If you’re new to science, this approachable introduction invites curiosity without overwhelming detail, laying a solid foundation for future exploration. Clear, entry-level concepts about light explained with simple text Full-colour images and diagrams that complement the explanations Memorable, accessible information presented at an easy pace Part of the Science Action series, designed for beginner readers Paperback format with inviting visuals that support independent reading After finishing Science Action: Looking at Light, readers will have a solid grasp of how light works in everyday life and feel inspired to explore more science topics with confidence. The book leaves them curious, thoughtful, and ready to continue learning about the world of light.