In The Magic Letter, a mystery letter from a friend results in a problem-solving exercise and provides a fun science experiment. Find out how to write a secret message in this fun STEM story book.
Author: Aaquib Jaleel, Illustrator: Shreya Sen
Text from The Magic Letter
Ijas lives in Haryana and Vikram lives in Andhra Pradesh. Even though they live so far away from each other, they are best friends.
Not long ago, Ijas and Vikram had been neighbours.
The two boys had loved playing cricket, solving riddles, and eating biryani. They had celebrated everything together, from birthdays to festivals.
Ijas had been sad when his best friend moved away, but Vikram’s letters always cheered him up.
He LOVED solving the puzzles that Vikram sent.
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Experiment from The Magic Letter
How to create your own magic letter
Method:
A paintbrush
1. Squeeze the juice of half a lemon into a bowl.
2. Add a few drops of water. Stir well.
3. Dip the paintbrush into the lemon juice mix and write your message on the sheet of paper.
4. Allow the invisible ink to dry.
5. Share your secret message with a friend! The message will be revealed only when the paper is heated with a candle or a warm light bulb.
Have fun!
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Fantastic! A mystery letter from a friend leads to a problem-solving exercise and a fun science experiment in The Magic Letter. Thank you for publishing this book.
Indeed! Shared reading may teach youngsters a variety of new abilities, including reading comprehension, listening skills, and overall literacy. However, just because your child is learning to read independently does not mean you should stop reading together. Keep it going as long as it continues to be a pleasant and educational experience for them. Thank you!
I liked this book because it was about friends. And it taught me a secret about science.
I like this book a lot because I liked the secret page. I like the recipe and I want to make a secret message.
g o o d ! ! ! !