Light and colour.
Edited by Corey Tutt.
Hardie Grant Children, 2026.
Illustrated nonfiction.
Light from our Sun and other sources is all around,
bringing colour, heat and energy. Over time, humans have harnessed light to
create fire, fluorescent light and even scientific equipment like lasers. But
light and colour are tricky. Too much or too little light changes our body
chemistry, when it bends it can fool our eyes, and it can even act like a wave
or a particle. Explore what First Australians and scientists have learned about
the incredible properties of light and colour.
Part of a series which includes Numbers in Nature,
Earth’s changing surfaces, Animal survival.
A wonderful synthesis of Australian First Nations knowledge
and science, with Western science.
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