Bubble Trouble (Science Solves It

Science Solves It!®

by Nat Gabriel, John Abbott Nez (Illustrator)

Grace wants to join her big sister Jane's Bubble Gum Club, but she can't blow a bubble. So Grace finds a good science book and performs a few experiments involving air and bubble-making. When Jane blows up more than she should chew, Grace saves the day and finds a way into the club. Full color.

32 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Isabel Orama]

This book is mostly about a girl named Grace. She wanted to join her big sisters bubble club but the club had rules that Grace thought wasn't fair. Then, Grace tried all sorts of bubble making concepts(milk bubbles, regular blowing bubbles)but her big sister still said no to them. Tom,Graces big brother, came along to find out why his little sister was so sad. When she told him, he tried to make her feel better. He gave her some lemonade, and she started to burp. Her brother also started to burp. When they finished burping, her brother told her that burps were air bubbles. Graces and tom's sister came and started to show off on blowing bubbles. Then when she blew them to big, it popped in her faced and in her hair. Grace put pb( peanutbutter) in her hair and all the gum went out. Now, Graces sister had new rules. Now grace and her brother can both go in the bubble club without any rules for blowing bubbles.

[Walker Burgin]

This book was about a girl that looked up to her sister and wanted to be able to blow a bubble as good as her sister, and be in her club with her friends. She trys multiple times to blow a bubblesbut she cant and her sister wont let her in the club. Then the little girls brother tells her not to worry about her sister and that there are different ways to blow a bubble. Then the sister realizes that there are multiple ways to do things and let the sister in the club.