Rewires curiosity into a lifelong habit
Bugs
Ant colonies, spider webs, butterfly wings and the tiny creatures around us.
Rewires curiosity into a lifelong habit
Boosts school performance, vocabulary & memory
Transforms complex science into fun, easy-to-understand comics
Just 15 minutes a day puts your child ahead of their peers
Perfect for ages 4-8, gift-ready packaging
Give your grandchild something new to discover, read about, and tell you all about.
I have a 9 year old grandson who has fallen behind in reading so I thought I would purchase this product in hopes he would gain knowledge along with practice reading. Not only did he have fun reading, he didn’t want to quit turning page after page. Topics were fun! “Why do we fart?” What 9 year old boy could pass that up! What was amazing was how much he retained when I questioned him. Even recalling hours later when telling his mother what he learned.
From tiny bugs to distant stars, explore the questions that turn everyday moments into discoveries.
Ant colonies, spider webs, butterfly wings and the tiny creatures around us.
Purring cats, panting dogs, rabbits’ ears and other pet mysteries.
Sharks’ teeth, zebras’ stripes, glowing animals and clever survival tricks.
Yawns, wobbly teeth, a racing heartbeat and how our bodies work.
Popping popcorn, bread bubbles, fruit seeds and surprises in the kitchen.
Rockets, electricity, helicopters, touchscreens and everyday inventions.
Volcanoes, earthquakes, ocean waves, caves and our changing planet.
Twinkling stars, the Sun, black holes and the universe beyond Earth.
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Wild Animals
A shark cannot visit a dentist when a tooth breaks. Many sharks have new teeth waiting in rows behind the ones they use. This keeps a fresh supply ready.
New teeth move forward when old teeth fall out. Think of a line of spare parts moving into place. Sharks replace teeth throughout their lives, so worn or broken teeth do not stop them from feeding.
From 100,000 Whys · Page 58
Food
A popcorn kernel holds a little water inside a tough shell. Heat turns the water to steam. Pressure builds until the shell bursts open.
The drop in pressure lets hot starch puff out. It forms a foam, then cools into the white shape you eat. The kernel grows much bigger because its starch spreads out. No extra corn has been added to it.
From 100,000 Whys · Page 104
Earth
Hot, melted rock can rise through cracks in Earth's crust. It holds gases that may expand as the pressure drops. The expanding gas helps push rock toward the surface.
Trapped gas helps drive many eruptions. Thick melted rock can hold gas in, while runnier rock lets it escape more easily. This helps explain why some volcanoes pour out lava and others blast ash high into the air.
From 100,000 Whys · Page 149
Illustrative reading scenes featuring spreads from our book.
More than a book—a foundation for curiosity, discovery, and conversations together.

Encourages children to observe, ask questions, and explore how the world works.
Explore 161 questions across bugs, pets, wild animals, the body, food, inventions, Earth and space.
Colorful illustrations and surprising questions make room for discovery away from a screen.
Give your child new discoveries to explain to family and friends—and something exciting to talk about.
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