What Makes the Wheels Go Round? A First-Time Physics Edward G. Huey 1952

Explore the fascinating world of physics with ‘What Makes the Wheels Go Round?’ by Edward G. Huey, a classic ‘first-time physics’ book published in 1952 by Harcourt, Brace and Company. This engaging hardcover, complete with its original dust jacket, introduces young readers to fundamental concepts such as solids, liquids, gases, magnetism, atoms, electricity, engines, and more. Beautifully illustrated by Elmer Loemker, this vintage educational text is perfect for collectors, educators, or anyone interested in the history of science education. The book covers a wide range of topics in an accessible manner, making complex ideas understandable for a juvenile audience. Condition is consistent with age, showing wear to the dust jacket as pictured.

Sophomore Organic Chemistry 1 by Inquisition, Kevin Burgess Workbook

This self-study workbook is titled Sophomore Organic Chemistry 1 by Inquisition and authored by Kevin Burgess. It is a trade paperback textbook with a length of 11 inches, height of 0.75 inches, and width of 8.5 inches. The book has 312 pages and is published by Inquisition in 2016. The workbook is illustrated and covers subjects in education and science, specifically in general chemistry. It is written in English and is perfect for students who are looking for a comprehensive guide on organic chemistry. Brand new. Please see all photos for more details. Thanks and God bless! ..