The Science Library, Volume I: How and Why Wonder Books of Beginning Science, Science Experiments, Light and Color

This hardcover edition is in very good condition, with a sturdy binding and clean pages. The cover shows minimal wear, with no dust jacket present. The spine and corners are intact, indicating careful handling. This copy is free from inscriptions, markings, or library stamps, making it a pristine addition to any collection.

The Science Library, Volume I, published by Grosset & Dunlap in 1968, is a fascinating entry in the How and Why Wonder Books series. Authored by Dr. Jerome J. Notkin and Sidney Gulkin, this educational volume is designed to introduce young readers to the fundamentals of science. Illustrated by William Fraccio and Tony Tallarico, the book covers topics such as beginning science, science experiments, and the exploration of light and color. This 1968 printing is a hardcover edition, distinct from earlier versions, and offers a comprehensive overview of scientific concepts, making it a valuable resource for children eager to learn. The book emphasizes hands-on experiments, encouraging young scientists to explore and discover. In very good condition, it is a well-preserved piece of educational history.