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Books with title Magnetic Forces

  • Magnetic Forces

    Elizabeth Lachner

    Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Jan. 1, 2009)
    Magnets are all around us. They're used in machines, toys, and tools. This fact-filled book delves into the scientific explanations for how magnets work, the different types of magnets, and even looks into magnetic fields. The valuable resource also includes helpful graphs and labeled diagrams.
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  • MAGNETIC

    Marja Healy

    language (, March 18, 2012)
    GOODREADS: "Absolutely the best vamp romance I'd come across since You Know Who's. Trust me, you got to read this thing!"“Even if you transformed me successfully, do you think I’d agree to live forever—without Chaz Calloway at my side?”“Yep. That’s the deal. I’ll let you live forever, but only if you give him up forever.”Rose and Chaz, dangerously on the run from their fathers, are about to face the most sinister female tracker, the most diabolical of vampires and the evilest black covenant game ever devised. Twisted, passionate and electrifying, their fight for forbidden love has never been more terrifying.With heart pounding passion, the Hypnotic series perfectly captures the deadly struggle between rebelling against the rules and fighting for forbidden love.Magnetic is a young adult paranormal romance with mild language and mild sexual situations. Recommended for readers Grade 9 and up. Marja was nominated for the Pushcart Prize in long fiction.
  • Magnetic force

    Colin Walker

    Unknown Binding (Modern Curriculum Press, March 15, 1993)
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  • Forces and Magnets

    Peter Riley

    Paperback (Powerkids Pr, Jan. 1, 2017)
    Squishing, stretching, turning, and twisting. Author Peter Riley makes learning about physical science concepts fun. After core principals of force are explained through easy-to-understand scenarios, such as when a child pulls on their socks, the concepts of gravity, friction, and magnetic fields are explored. Readers will learn how to use magnets through entertaining experiments. Answers to activities are provided at the back of the book, each activity being easily accomplished through the use of household items.
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  • Magnets: Magic Forces

    Jim Pipe

    Library Binding (Creative Co, July 30, 2005)
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  • Forces and magnets

    Willard J Jacobson

    Unknown Binding (American Book Co, March 15, 1965)
    Juvenile non-fiction covering the following topics: how do objects move,what are some kinds of forces,what is magnetism.
  • L3: Magnets-Magic Forces

    Stewart Ross

    Hardcover (Franklin Watts Ltd, )
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  • Forces and Magnets

    Peter Riley

    Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2017)
    Lets illuminate the mystery of light. In this engaging book, readers will learn what stars are made of, how shadows form, and why a mirror reflects an image. Radiant photos of natural and electric light reinforce the lessons of each chapter. Suggested experiments are included for children to try at home to help them observe firsthand how light moves, or how they can use shadows to tell the time. Question-and-answer sections and an in-depth glossary wont leave students in the dark on this essential elementary science topic.
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  • Forces and Magnets

    Izzi Howell

    Hardcover (Hachette Children's Group, Jan. 12, 2017)
    Join Fact Cat on a journey of fun, learning about every subject under the Sun!
  • Forces and Magnets

    Willard J. Jacobson

    Paperback (American Book Company, March 15, 1968)
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  • Magnetic Forces

    Elizabeth Lachner

    Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, April 3, 2009)
    Describes the key aspects of magnetism, discussing magnetic fields, electromagnetism, and common uses of magnets.
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