About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts asking those big, unanswerable questions about how the world works, or when they are navigating a new experience like getting glasses or visiting an eye doctor. It is more than a biology lesson: it is a visual masterpiece that celebrates the wonder of perception. The authors use sophisticated graphic design to explain everything from the anatomy of the eye to how animals see and how we use light to communicate. It is an ideal choice for parents who want to nurture both scientific curiosity and artistic appreciation in their 8 to 12 year old. By blending hard science with philosophical reflection, the book encourages children to not just look, but to truly see and appreciate the vibrant world around them.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
It focuses on the mechanics of how people navigate the world differently, emphasizing tools like Braille and canes as empowering technology.
Ideal Reader
A highly visual 10-year-old who loves infographics, art museums, or complex LEGO sets. This child is likely inquisitive about 'how things work' and appreciates books that don't talk down to them.
