World is Wonderful: Science Fairy Tales (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Hu Shuang
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book introduces various scientific knowledge about nature to young readers through a series of detective stories featuring "Detective Lingling" in the "Animal Kingdom." The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume primarily covers scientific knowledge related to animals and plants. Questions such as "Is the weasel a beneficial or harmful animal?" "How do bees identify their companions?" "How can plants be used to find minerals?" "What is symbiosis?" and more can all be found here. The second volume introduces scientific knowledge related to physics, chemistry, and environmental protection. It explains whether the weight of objects is the same in different places on Earth, the harm of noise to humans, what acid rain is, and why tin wine vessels turn into white powder. Each story in the book is vividly written with intriguing plots that captivate young readers. Through these stories, children not only gain access to a wide range of scientific knowledge but also develop a love for nature, science, and the spirit of exploring the mysteries of the natural world. To make it easier for lower-grade students to read, the book includes phonetic annotations for words and is accompanied by illustrations.