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    Cultivate the budding scientist in your house with these books

    Jan 08, 2020 3 minutes
    Source: Karen Norris/Staff

    Children are born curious about the world, and there are few better ways to stoke their curiosity than with a good book.

    Science books in particular have a way of opening new vistas, not just with the topics they reveal, but also in the ways they teach the scientific method. Over the past four centuries, that creative yet logical mode of thought has radically transformed every aspect of human existence.

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