Earthquakes with Max Axiom: The Claim Without the Working
You cannot put a planet on a bench. That is the thing that makes earthquakes hard to teach honestly, and it is the thing this book quietly works around instead...
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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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Decoding Genes: Where the Comic Format Runs Out of Room
You were probably taught genetics as a grid. Four boxes, a capital B and a lowercase b, brown eyes and blue, and then it stopped. That grid is half the...
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The Basics of Cell Life: Start the Biology Set Here
A cell is about a hundredth of a millimeter across, and no diagram with eleven labels on it has ever made a child feel that. Shrinking a character down and...
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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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Lessons in Science Safety: The Book Before the Kit
There is a chemistry set on your table and you are about to say six things your child will not listen to. This book says them instead, in a comic,...
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