Science Through the Eyes of Particles: A Book for Young Explorers By Mohammad Kaiyal Enter the unseen world of matter and unlock the mysteries of everything around you — from the air you breathe to the juice you drink — through the eyes of the tiniest building blocks in nature: particles. This captivating book brings science to life for young minds aged 10 to 14. With a friendly, story-like narrative and vivid scientific explanations, Science Through the Eyes of Particles helps readers understand what matter is made of, how particles behave, and how mixtures form and interact. The book simplifies concepts such as atoms, molecules, solutions, and colloids, using real-world examples that spark imagination and curiosity. Designed for early teens, science enthusiasts, and homeschool learners, this book serves as both a standalone exploration and a supplement to classroom learning. It guides students step-by-step through the basics of chemistry in a way that's engaging, visual, and easy to remember — all without sacrificing accuracy or depth. Each chapter feels like a conversation between the reader and the invisible world of matter. Whether you're a young explorer, a teacher, or a parent looking to inspire scientific thinking, this book offers a unique and enjoyable approach to STEM education. With its gentle pace, clear diagrams, and interactive style, it supports reading comprehension while feeding a natural love for discovery. Join the journey where particles speak, matter moves, and science becomes personal. Science Through the Eyes of Particles doesn't just teach — it invites young readers to see science differently.