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Magnet power! / Shar Levine and Leslie Johnstone ; illustrated by Steve Harpster.

by Levine, Shar, 1953-

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New York : Sterling Pub., c2006.

Magnets -- Experiments -- Juvenile literature.

Magnetism -- Juvenile literature.

First science experiments (Sterling Publishing)

48 p. : col. ill. ; 21 cm.

What do the n and the s on a magnet mean? -- Where can I find magnets? -- What can a magnet pick up? -- How can you stop a magnet from picking up objects? -- What is the smallest magnet? -- Can I make something magnetic? -- Does a magnet ever lose its power? -- Where is the largest magnet in the world? -- How can a magnet help me if I get lost? -- What happens if I dont have a compass and I'm lost? how do I find my way? -- If I were at the North Pole, where would my compass point? -- Does a magnet have to touch something to pick it up? -- How can you see something which is invisible? -- Are the invisible lines on a magnet only flat? -- Where is a magnet the strongest? -- What happens if I break a magnet? -- Are two magnets stronger than just one? -- Can a magnet move things it isn't attracted to? -- Are there magnets in outer space? -- Can I make a liquid magnet? -- Can I make a magnet float in the middle of the air? -- Can magnets make me laugh?

All about magnets and magnetism, with simple experiments to aid in understanding magnetism.

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