★Rights sold in Spain, Slovenia, China and Korea!
★Under the supervision of Giorgio Parisi, Nobel Prize in Physics 2021.
★The series won LegambientePrize and the Andersen Prize for the best divulgation series!
★Anna Parisi, winner of the Andersen Prize, presentsthe successes and failures of physics to children in an original and stimulating way.
★The first steps of science between a thousand trials and discoveries.
★All the answers to the oldest questions in the world, from the greatest scientists ever.
★A perfect book to answer all the ‘’Whys’’kids have, in a simple and clear language yet extremely accurate and authoritative to explain the most difficult questions.
★Simple and clear language to explain the most difficult questions
★Stimulates curiosity and knowledge
★Supported by charming black and white illustrations and diagrams.
★8+.

The series includes 3 titles:
Dipende! Einstein and the Theory of Relativity
The History of Science for Kids
Physics for Kids

It must have happened to everyone, at least once, to ask questions about our world and its laws. Not a lot of questions, though, aboutthe scientists who formulated those laws. But how did Copernicus prove that the Earth revolves around the Sun and not vice versa? And Newton to arrive at the law of universal gravitation starting only from an apple? Not to mentionthe emotion that Galilei must have felt when he pointed the telescope at the sky for the first time!
Retracing the arguments, observations, failures and successes of the greatest scientists of all time, Anna Parisireconstructs in a simple and amusing way the main stages of the scientific revolution that changed the history of physics and undermined all erroneous beliefs about the world.

ANNA PARISI won the 2001 LegambientePrize and the Andersen Prize for the best divulgation series with the Ah, Saperlo-Introduction to Physics series, with translation rights sold in ten countries around the world. She has drafted mathematics, physics and science history pieces for the TreccaniRagazziEncyclopedia and has collaborated
with the Italian Space Agency. For Salanishe also published The History of Science for Kids (2020) and Dipende! Einstein and the Theory of Relativity (2017, with Lara Albanese).

GIORGIO PARISI has been a researcher at the CNR and at the National Institute of Nuclear Physics. He taught Physics at the University of TorVergataand Sapienza in Rome and worked at Columbia University. He is one of the three Italian physicists who are members of the National Academy of Sciencesof the United States of America.
In February 2021 he won the Wolf Prize and in October of the same year he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.