Sound: Discovering the Vibrations We Hear

A curiosity-sparking book about sound in science and history.
Do you ever wonder about sound--what is it, anyway? How do we produce and hear sound? How do birds, dolphins, and humans use sounds to communicate? What does life look like without sound? How has the sound of music developed over the centuries? How are sounds sent across thousands of miles? How has technology--phonographs, cassettes, radio, computers--changed how we share sound? Can sounds even affect our health?

Explore sound's vital role on our planet with this playful, wide-ranging tour through physics, technology, musicology, language, and more. Throughout the book, "Try It!" sections encourage children to create their own sound experiments. Readers who loved Olga Fadeeva's Water and Wind will be thrilled to discover yet another browsable book inviting them to explore their world.

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