★Biophysical Chemistry PhD, Molecular Biology Double Post-Doc create the most comprehensive science picture books for future scientists .
★Including basic knowledge of five science subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography and Astronomy to help children lay a solid foundation on science.
★Science is fun. With original illustrations that deftly explain the strange-but-true world of science!


Titles in this series:
1. What Is Chemistry?
2. Atoms
3. Molecules Atoms and Molecules Meet
4. Acids and Bases
5. Marshmallows, Mud Pies, and Messy Rooms
6. French Fries and Fizzy Pop!
7. Rubber Rain Boots and Plastic Pink Flamingos
8. Proteins
9. DNA
10. What Is Physics?
11. Force
12. Work
13. Energy
14. Inertia
15. Baseballs, Hockey Pucks and Busy Ants: A Look at Linear Motion
16. Wheels on a Bike: A Look at Rotational Motion
17. Zapitty ZAP ZAP! A Look at Electricity
18. What Is Biology?
19. Life
20. The Cell: A Tiny City
21. Bacteria and Archaea
22. Viruses
23. Protozoa
24. Mushrooms
25. Plants
26. Animals
27. Sponges
28. Sea Jellies
29. Plant Cells vs Animal Cells
30. Microscopes
31. Photosynthesis
32. What Is Exercise Science?
33. Solids, Liquids, and Gases
34. Heart
35. Magnets
36. Waves 37 Sound
38 Light We Can See (completes the Physics series)
40 What Is Geology?
41 Rocks
42 Minerals
43 Shape of Earth
44 Earth's Layer Reader
45 Earthspheres
46 Moving Plates
47 Volcanoes
48 Earthquakes
49 The Geosphere
50 The Atmosphere
51 The Hydrosphere
52 The Biosphere
53 The Magnetosphere (retitled from Magnetic Earth)
54 Earth in Balance
55 What Is Astronomy?
56 Earth in Space
57 The Moon
58 The Sun
59 Planets
60 Constellations
61 The Solar System
62 Stars
63 Galaxies
64 Exploding Stars
65 Nebulas
66 Black Holes
67 Snails
68 Octopuses
69 Mollusks
70 Sea Stars
71 Worms
72 Fish
73 What Is a Body: Introduction to Gross Anatomy

Introduce young children to the biology of the cell. Cells are made of
special molecules. Proteins are molecules that do different jobs in cells. DNA is a strand of atoms that has a code that tells cells what to do. Proteins and DNA work together to make the cell function. A pronunciation guide is included. Reading Level 1-3, Interest Level 2-5.

Rebecca W. Keller, Ph.D.
1992 PhD Biophysical Chemistry, Univ. of NM, Albuquerque, NM
1994-1998 Post-Doc Molecular Biology, Univ. of NM, Albuquerque, NM
1998-1999 Post-Doc Molecular Biology, Univ. of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
In 2001 ，Dr. Keller began formalizing her teaching materials to equip non-science teachers with a curriculum that would make them feel comfortable teaching science to their children. Dr. Keller worked in the molecular biology, chemistry, and neuroscience fields. Although she hadn’t planned to be an author, her success in engaging kids in science prompted her to launch the Real Science-4-Kids program.
Today Real Science-4-Kids is being taught in 50 states as well as Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Europe, Japan and Korea. Keller's team continues to develop and test products