The How and Why Wonder Book of Atomic Energy

This 1968 printing of "The How and Why Wonder Book of Atomic Energy" is an ex-library edition, showing typical signs of library use, such as stamps and markings. The cover and binding are intact, with some wear expected from its history in a library setting. There is no dust jacket present.

"The How and Why Wonder Book of Atomic Energy," authored by Donald Barr and published by Grosset & Dunlap in 1967, is a fascinating educational resource exploring the principles and applications of atomic energy. This edition, printed in 1968, features illustrations by George J. Zaffo, enhancing its appeal to young readers. Donald Barr, who served as Assistant Dean at Columbia University's School of Engineering, provides an authoritative perspective on the subject. The book is part of the well-regarded How and Why Wonder Book series, known for its accessible scientific explanations. This specific copy is an ex-library edition, indicative of its use in educational settings. Its focus on atomic energy makes it a significant piece for collectors interested in mid-20th-century scientific literature. The book's condition is consistent with library use, but it remains a valuable addition to collections focused on educational science books.