Products

• Astronomy & Space
• Engineering & Technology
• Expedition / Survival

Why it works: New Horizons has a destination, a nine-and-a-half-year journey, strict engineering limits, and a once-only encounter with Pluto. Following the team as they build the spacecraft and interpret its images turns planetary geology and remote exploration into the unfolding discoveries of a mission.

• Life Science
• Maker / Problem-Solving

Why it works: A forest monster's mold problem resists Zoey's first two remedies, making failed attempts and revised tests the route to the solution. The magical patient keeps fungi and experimental reasoning inside a comic adventure, while any creature treatment remains fiction rather than health advice.

• Engineering & Technology
• Chemistry & Materials
• Maker / Problem-Solving

Why it works: A fictional late-sixteenth-century Turkish building project carries readers from a mosque's design through the methods and materials of its construction. Macaulay's cutaway-like illustrations connect each engineering choice to how the completed structure serves its community.

• General / Multiple Sciences
• Mystery / Investigation

Why it works: In the year 4022, an amateur archaeologist excavates a buried American motel and confidently mistakes ordinary objects for sacred artifacts. Macaulay's illustrated satire turns archaeological inference into a mystery about evidence, context, and how an appealing explanation can still be wrong.