What is the best non-mathematical book on electromagnetism?

[rory888]

what is the best book that you know that provides explanations of electromagnetism and its phenomena without too much hard maths please?

 

[dextercioby]

I can only think of Feynman's Lectures on Physics.

 

[marcusl]

I'm not sure that Feynman is "without too much math."

Try Nobel prize winner Max Born's "Einstein's Theory of Relativity", which presents a largely descriptive and rather non-mathematical description of mechanics, optics and E&M using nothing more than high-school algebra. There are many diagrams, and he manages to explain Maxwell's equations in an intuitive way. You'll also get descriptive tutorials on special (and a little bit of general) relativity.