Author: Kim Sun-ji (Korea)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This set of books uses a combination of comics and text to categorically explain 101 questions that children are concerned about and curious about. Each question is presented through a short story told with a few vivid comic strips, followed by an explanation of about 100-150 words. This set of books helps children learn scientific principles, develop thinking skills, and is loved by a broad range of young children. It has been ranked on the top-selling children's book list in Korea multiple times in 2003. This book explains 101 scientific facts that children should master for the age group of 6–12, including the shapes of various plants, the shapes of various objects, sounds, tastes, working principles, and the structure of the human body, as well as scientific knowledge related to children's surrounding natural phenomena, various organisms, and various objects. The book poses 101 interesting questions that children are generally curious about in the form of Q&A, such as "Why is a water droplet round?" and "Why does your voice sound shaky when you speak in front of a fan?" and provides answers through comics one by one. Why is a water droplet round? Why does your voice sound shaky when you stand in front of a fan? Why do you feel sleepy after eating lettuce? Why is milk white? Do you also have doubts about these phenomena like "Why does this happen"? When encountering such questions, it is essential to have the habit of digging deep to find answers, which is very important for children. Filled with curiosity about the surrounding natural phenomena and various objects, our observation skills naturally improve, and as we continuously strive to satisfy these curiosities, our understanding skills also gradually improve. This book selects 101 scientific questions that children are most curious about and provides simple and interesting answers for each question. At the same time, each story is accompanied by fun comics, allowing everyone to gain knowledge in the process of joyful reading. Alright, let's start our journey of comics and scientific knowledge right away!
Q101: I Know Science
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