What Makes a Magnet?

Reach for this book when your child starts experimenting with the 'invisible forces' in their world, whether they are fascinated by why things stick to the refrigerator or how a compass needle always knows where to go. It is a perfect choice for the young explorer who is moving from simple play into the 'how and why' phase of development. The book explains the fundamental principles of magnetism through relatable examples and clear, watercolor illustrations. Beyond just facts, it fosters a sense of scientific wonder and provides a confidence-boosting sense of mastery as children learn they can actually create their own working tools. It is ideal for ages 4 to 9, bridging the gap between a simple picture book and a technical science guide.