Title: An Everyday Physics Textbook
Product review: This book is a fairly standard treatment of physics in which the math, though still present, has been toned way down. The "everyday" examples are nothing special and can be found in nearly every high school physics book. The writing and explanations are adequate, without distinction. Readers (and homeschoolers) looking for a creative, original approach to the ordinary physics textbook, packed with real-life examples, should check out "Conceptual Physics" by Paul Hewitt.
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