What makes a paper plane fly? Why do some things float while others sink? What do these ideas have to do with the way we live? From building sandcastles to playing games, this playful and thoughtful book turns everyday moments into simple science discoveries and gentle life lessons with spirituality and the Bhagwad Gita. Along the way, children also explore ideas like friction and buoyancy. Through stories, reflections, and fun hands-on activities, young minds will learn how the world works while discovering how to grow with wonder and live with kindness. This book creates a lighthearted journey that weaves science and wisdom into one wonderful and meaningful adventure.
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Meha Agrawal
Meha Agrawal grew up in an Indian household while living across Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea and Australia. From a young age, she has been fascinated by science and spirituality. She wrote Learning through Wonder – Life and Science during her final years of high school, while delving into deeper levels of Physics and Chemistry. When she is not writing, Meha enjoys playing basketball, tennis, guitar, and working on hands on projects, including research in cycle infrastructure and magnetic levitation. She hopes her writing will inspire young readers’ curiosity towards science and growth with kindness.
