Materials That Matter A Real Talk Guide To Everyday Stuff Like Paper Glass Metals And More From A Materials Scientist Who Breaks Down How Our World Is Built

Exploring everyday materials: paper, glass, metals, and more
✔️ single copy, 272 pages, English, illustrated edition

This accessible, illustrated guide dives into how everyday materials shape our world, from paper and glass to metals and concrete cloth. Written by a materials scientist, it helps curious readers understand the science behind common objects and why they behave the way they do.

✅ 272 pages
✅ Edition: Reprint
✅ Format: illustrated
✅ Language: English
✅ Release date: 17-03-2015
✅ Notable: New York Times Notable Book

💡 What is a book about everyday materials good for understanding how common items work?

- Thorough explanations of how everyday items are made and why they behave as they do - Real-world examples from paper, glass, metals, and concrete to connect theory to daily life - Handy for students, teachers, DIYers who want practical insight - Encourages curiosity about how things are designed and built