States of Matter with Max Axiom: Read It in the Kitchen
Take an ice cube out and stand it in a dry glass on the counter before you start reading. By the time your child finishes the book, that glass has...
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The Shocking World of Electricity: Inside the Wire
Rub a balloon on a jumper and it will lift a scrap of paper off the table. That is the same physics as the current running your refrigerator, and hardly...
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Chemical Reactions with Max Axiom: Firework, Firefly, Jar
A firework, a firefly and a jar of sauerkraut are the same event running at three different speeds. Once a child holds that, chemistry stops being a list of words...
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The Attractive Story of Magnetism: Down to the Electron
Why iron and not aluminium? Every magnet book for this age tells a child what magnets do. This one goes after why, down at the electron, which is where most...
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Adventures in Sound: Physics You Can Hear at Home
Stretch a rubber band across an open shoebox and pluck it. Now pull it tighter and pluck again. That is pitch, it costs nothing, and this book is what belongs...
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Shark Attacks of 1916 in Panels: How a Shark Finds You
Matawan Creek is brown. You cannot see your own feet in it. That single fact is why this story happened the way it did, and a picture hands it to...
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