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Author : Lavina Mahbubani Illustrator : Rohit Karandadi
Rinky loves her elder brother’s handwriting.
He writes with a very special shiny ink pen.
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One day, when Bhaiya is not at home, Rinky looks for his pen.
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Out go his books!
Out goes a stapler!
Out goes a metal ruler!
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Does the stapler stick to this block?
Plink, click! Yes, it sticks.
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Does the metal ruler stick to this block?
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Does this hairy brown coconut stick to it?
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She sticks her hand under the bed.
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She tries to reach the pen with the ruler.
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Suddenly, Rinky has an idea.
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Rinky brings the black block near the ruler.
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Quick! Quick! Bhaiya will be home soon.
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Just in time! She hears the door slam, and Bhaiya walks into the room.
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The Secret of the Magic Block
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Which of these do you think will stick to a magnet?
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She slides open his drawer.
Does the furry cat stick to it?
No, it does not.
Plink, click! Yes, it sticks.
No, it does not.
Oh no! She can’t reach the pen.
Oh no! The pen slides further away.
If only there was a way to bring the pen closer to her.
The best idea ever!
Plink, click! It sticks!
She then holds the ruler under
the bed and stretches her hand.
Stretch, stretch, stretch...
In go the pen and the black block. In go the books and stapler. In goes the metal ruler.
Rinky slides the drawer shut.
“Rinky,” says Bhaiya, “Why is there a coconut on the floor?”
The magic block in the story is called a bar
magnet. Magnets come in many shapes. They
can be round, rectangular, square or Ushaped.
A magnet cannot stick to all objects. It can
only stick to certain objects that have special
elements in them. These special elements that
allow an object to stick to a magnet are iron,
nickel, steel and cobalt.
