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How It Works: Water

By Micaela Tapsell

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All living things need water to survive. But what actually IS water? Investigate the fascinating science of water with more than 80 flaps to lift and simple experiments to do at home. Find out how water shapeshifts, where it goes after it falls as rain, and why too much or too little water can wreak havoc on towns and cities.
ISBN: 9781836053408
Imprint: Usborne
On Sale: Apr 7, 2026
List price: $18.99
No of pages: 16
Trim Size: 8.750 in (w) x 11.150 in (h) x 0.600 in (d)
BISAC 1: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Activity Books / General
BISAC 2: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Biography & Autobiography / Science & Technology

Micaela Tapsell

Biography

Originally from Zimbabwe, Micaela has always enjoyed learning about different cultures and exploring the great outdoors. When she’s not rafting the rapids of the Zambezi river or camping among the African wildlife, she is writing books on all sorts of delightful subjects, from science’s greatest unknowns to the wildflowers of the world.

Kaley McKean

All living things need water to survive. But what actually IS water? Investigate the fascinating science of water with more than 80 flaps to lift and simple experiments to do at home. Find out how water shapeshifts, where it goes after it falls as rain, and why too much or too little water can wreak havoc on towns and cities.

ISBN: 9781836053408
Imprint: Usborne
On Sale: Apr 7, 2026
List price: $18.99
No of pages: 16
Trim Size: 8.750 in (w) x 11.150 in (h) x 0.600 in (d)
BISAC 1: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Activity Books / General
BISAC 2: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Biography & Autobiography / Science & Technology

Micaela Tapsell

Biography

Originally from Zimbabwe, Micaela has always enjoyed learning about different cultures and exploring the great outdoors. When she’s not rafting the rapids of the Zambezi river or camping among the African wildlife, she is writing books on all sorts of delightful subjects, from science’s greatest unknowns to the wildflowers of the world.

Kaley McKean