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The Most Explosive Science Book in the Universe by the Brainwaves

Embark on a wild, microscopic journey through the fundamental principles of the physical world with The Most Explosive Science Book in the Universe by the Brainwaves, an ingenious popular science book written by Claire Watts and Richard Walker, and brought to life through the humorous illustration style of Lisa Swerling and Ralph Lazar. Published by Dorling Kindersley (DK), this high-energy reference manual features the "Brainwaves"—a crowd of tiny, mischievous cartoon characters who literally climb, run, and experiment their way through the pages to explain big scientific ideas. Eager young readers will look inside the structure of an atom, explore the elements of the periodic table, unpack the mechanics of gravity and forces, and witness the cosmic scale of the big bang. The book excels at turning complex physics and chemistry concepts into scannable, highly engaging visual spreads filled with witty commentary and brilliant diagrams. This educational text serves as a phenomenal tool for active STEM modules, science project inspiration, and an essential addition to any primary school library's science section.

Where is it?

03714500 WAT mElementary School LibraryAvailable

Book information

Call number
500 WAT m
Publisher
London, United Kingdom : Dorling Kindersley , 2009
Collation
64 pages : full color illustrations ; 31 cm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
9781405336666
Series
DK Brainwaves Series
Classification
500

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