Tom-the-Atom represents the Carbon Atom, the most crucial Atom in the Universe. Tom the Atom is a series of illustrated science books for children and adolescents (https://www.Tom-the-Atom.com).
The young readers will become familiar with the world of Atoms, which makes up all the material in the Universe, the Earth, the planets, the stars, and you and me. Young readers are invited to become part of the Atoms’ World and understand how Atoms form everything. Read the Books of the Series in numerical order.
KEY FEATURES OF THE BOOKS
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Discover the secrets of nature.
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Tom-the-Atom will take you to his microscopic World.
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You along with Mary and Henry will dig deep into Nature’s secrets.
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Join Tom-the-Atom in an amazing adventure in a minuscule World.
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Meet the building blocks of Nature and understand why and how everything exists.
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You, as an avid seeker, and an acute observer will find beauty in dark and light and imperfection and perfection.
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Tom the Atom introduces essential elements (atoms) contained in the Periodic Table, which is the basis of Chemistry and will open the window to Nature.
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TOM THE ATOM, BOOK 2
Atoms are like guys, with big eyes that look at you in surprise and have different round sizes!
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GOAL: To describe Atoms’ bodies. How are they? What gives them their weight, size, chemical characteristics, and character? Atoms that look like soccer balls with one to eight little hands ready to hug the closest neighboring atoms.
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