Aurora Wonders How Things Work

When Aurora's star clip twinkles, a new friend helps her find out how something works.

A seagull shows her the glass rings inside a lighthouse. A homing pigeon helps her solve a magnet mystery, a dung beetle shows her how to roll straight, and a nautilus explains why a big boat floats. A young walrus and a tiny mouse share a seesaw, and a woodpecker helps with a tin-can telephone.

In ten gentle stories, Aurora learns that a good question is a great place to start. Every story has a small idea children can try out again, two questions to talk about, and one true fact.

For ages 3 to 7, at bedtime or any time.