Providing information from a wide variety of sources gives the reader more incentive to read the book, benefiting not only the individual, but also the author. Throughout the novel, Carson takes into consideration the audience who will read his book. Then he goes into vivid detail describing specific scientific terminology, Carson states: “Its structure is wonderfully simple, consisting of one carbon atom to which four hydrogen atoms are attached” (19). Carson's words explain the organic compound he is talking about, not only does he describe the compound, Rachel also presents a diagram of the compound for readers who are not as knowledgeable on the topic. The diagrams presented branch into different organic compounds such as: methyl chloride and anesthetic chloroform. Through this strategy, readers can enjoy the material presented without feeling discouraged by the highs