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K-3How Is It Made? series.
Children will be drawn into the origins of these familiar objects. Close-up color photos spill across the gutter to illustrate each step in the manufacturing process, from raw material to final product. Two or three simple sentences add a very basic but level-appropriate explanation to each spread's picture; curious young readers may seek out more substantive information. A few additional facts are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these How Is It Made? titles: How Is a Book Made? and How Is a Crayon Made?.