
Bounce!
Sarah Albee
This nonfiction book investigates what makes rubber bounce and why the material has its distinctive properties. It traces rubber’s history, including early balls that did not bounce and rainforest communities making waterproof gear from rubber long before Europeans used it. The account also follows rising demand for rubber as sneakers, bicycles, and cars became widespread. Sidebars, graphics, and facts accompany the exploration of this everyday material and its many uses.
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