PHONIC BOOKS HIDDEN IN PARIS: DECODABLE BOOKS FOR OLDER READERS (ALTERNATIVE VOWEL AND CONSONANT SOUNDS, COMMON LATIN SUFFIXES) is a science encyclopedia designed for curious readers aged 5–9. It introduces big ideas—from energy and light to electricity, magnets, and recycling—with playful illustrations and clear, decodable text that keeps early readers engaged. The tone is warm, educational, and adventurous, inviting kids to explore how the world works and why science matters.

Structured in bite-sized chapters, the book blends plain-language explanations with vivid illustrations that illuminate each concept. Topics move from Space and Gases to everyday science like how plants make seeds and why objects move, offering a gentle pace that keeps young minds curious without feeling overwhelming.

For growing minds, the content is broken into approachable chunks with real-world examples and gentle activities that reinforce learning. It’s non-fiction and educational, designed to build confidence as kids connect ideas like energy, sound, light, and matter to their day-to-day world.

• Engaging science topics spanning Space, Energy, Gases, and everyday physics.
• Decodable, phonics-friendly text with clear explanations of concepts like light, sound, electricity, and magnets.
• Bright illustrations and a friendly pace that keep young readers engaged.
• Short, chapter-based structure with everyday-life connections and simple activities.
• Supports school learning and builds reading confidence for ages 5–9.
• Part of the award-winning My Encyclopedia of Very Important... series, with companions like My Encyclopedia of Very Important Adventures, Animals, and Dinosaurs.

By the end, PHONIC BOOKS HIDDEN IN PARIS equips young readers with a practical understanding of how the world works and a renewed sense of wonder, turning everyday observations into questions to explore. It fosters confidence, curiosity, and a lasting love of learning that kids will carry into school and beyond.