The pages of this volume tell the story of Archimedes, the great mathematician from ancient Greece who made decisive discoveries (such as the law of the lever) and devised ingenious inventions such as the catapult or the Archimedes screw . The volume includes two illustrated annexes: one which explains Archimedes principle and the law of the lever and a second one showing the development of the Punic Wars across the Mediterranean.

Both the register of the narrative and the style of the images are appropriate for schoolchildren between 8 and 11 years old.

The text and the images make sure to deal with pedagogical threads that traverse the characters scope of activity, both for family readings at home and at school, supporting the educational program.

Additionally, throughout the narrative the reader will find all the information necessary to appropriately situate the figure in a socio-historical context.