Sound children’s book recommendation is by Angela Ferraris, The Retired School Librarian.
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Sound: Discovering the Vibrations We Hear
by Olga Fadeeva (Author), Lena Traer (Translator)
Summary: This nonfiction picture book details the various types of sounds and how we perceive them. Various text features, such as diagrams, illustrations, photos, labeling, maps, headings, and others, help explain the topics.
Comments: This is a detailed and informative sound book that explains not only how we actually hear sound but also how sounds have evolved over the centuries. Learn the answers to “What is an echo? What is sound like under the water? Can sound influence our health? How has sound changed over time?”
The illustrations were created with acrylic paint and water.
Rating: 5/5 đź“—đź“—đź“—đź“—đź“—
Details and buying options are on this book’s Amazon page.
*I received a free copy of this book.
The selected children’s books are chosen by a certified, retired elementary school librarian who passionately reads and recommends picture books to teachers, school librarians, parents, grandparents, and other book enthusiasts.
Most of the books Mrs. Ferraris recommends are checked out from the public library. The only exception is for the complimentary copies that she receives for an honest review, which are duly noted.