Science Comics: Cars: Engines That Move You

If you have ever wondered how cars work or what makes them move, then Science Comics: Cars: Engines That Move You is a must-read book for you. Written by Dan Zettwoch, this fascinating book takes you on a journey through the history of cars and explains the inner workings of their engines in a way that is both educational and entertaining.

When you open the hood of a car, do you ever wonder what you are actually looking at? Science Comics: Cars will answer that question and more, delving into the different types of engines that have powered cars throughout the years. From traditional gasoline engines to electric batteries and even steam-powered engines, this book covers it all.

Not only does Science Comics: Cars provide an in-depth look at the mechanics behind cars, but it also explores the impact that automobiles have had on our modern lives. From the invention of the automobile to its influence on cities, transportation, and the environment, this book explores the full spectrum of how cars have shaped the world we live in today.

Whether you are a curious fourth grader learning about natural science or an adult with a hidden passion for cars, Science Comics: Cars is the perfect book for you. With its engaging illustrations and accessible writing style, this book is sure to captivate readers of all ages and interests. So, why wait? Rev up your motor and dive into the combustible history of cars with Science Comics: Cars: Engines That Move You!

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