Force & Motion

DK Eyewitness Books

by Peter Lafferty

How did Archimedes make water run uphill? Why does a spinning top stay upright? Find the answers to these and other questions in this new look at the story of force and motion.

Genres: Science, Childrens

64 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1992

Reviews

[John Morr]

I liked how this book covered many people that discovered the laws of force and motion. It talked a lot about Isaac Newton. My favorite part of this book is when it talked about stacking cards on top of each other into a tower.

[Belle Meade School]

531

[Lellan]

Fun, and encourages you to read more about science.

[Cade Salem]

This book was okay. Half the stuff wasnt even about force and motion

[Eagle Watcher]

Through some portions of the book were challenging to comprehend, I found the illustrations to be valuable in deciphering these parts. The author does a decent job of explaining the concepts, but I felt they were still a bit tricky. One component I particularly enjoyed was the way some , more confusing elements wee put into everyday examples.

[Eagle Watcher]

This book was about friction, floating and sinking, Archemide's screw, motion in nature, all or that stuff. Archemide's screw is a way to spiral up water and put it somewhere else. I would rate my book a four stars because it was a little tiring in some parts, but otherwise I loved it.

[Theresa]

a good resource for children, lots of pictures and explainations about history, facts, and descriptions of the science of force & motion

[WSL Library]

X3