Tom Noddy's Bubble Magic/Book With Bubbles
Grade 9 Up A guide to strange and amazing soap bubble magic, including giant bubbles, bouncing bubbles, wiggly bubble worms and caterpillars, bubble cubes, carousels, and galaxies. Be forewarnedit's harder than it looks, but the failures can be as interesting and fun as the successes. This book is also unique as an unusual science project and experiement guide. Along with the how-to's, there is information on the physics of how and why bubbles form, shrink and/or grow, cluster or bounce, and reflect various colors and patterns. A "Bubbliography" lists nine articles and books (one for children, the rest for adults) on the science and mathematics of, or relating to, bubbles. This book has the potential to inspire and guide curious older readers/investigators into fascinating explorations of the science and magic of bubbles. Susan L. Rogers, Chestnut Hill Academy, Pa.Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.