★A fun and lighthearted approach to STEM learning.A high-quality resource for children's subject enlightenment, cultivating scientific literacy and reading interest!
★Simplified Chinese rights have been sold.
★The illustrated, graphic-novel-style approach to non-fiction is trendy and accessible.
★This series is created by talented and versatile author William Potter and award-winning illustrator Richard Watson.
★Ideal for 7+

There are 6 titles in this series:
How to Make a Diamond
How to Walk on the Moon
How to Surf a Volcano
How to Talk to Dolphins
How to Catch Lightning
How to Count to Infinity

Get ready for a wild ride through PLANET EARTH! This innovative series uses a mysterious scientific process to fuse HILARIOUS COMIC BOOK ACTION with MIND-BLOWING SCIENCE FACTS. It's sure to get a big reaction!

Join Doc Katzenstein, the world's greatest scientist-adventurer, on his mission to explore mountain ranges, cloud formations, and crystal structures in this fun-filled, full-colour book. The Doc has a passion for discovery and loves all things strange, unexpected, and surprising. Kids will be laughing and gasping in equal measure.

- Did you know that around 75% of the Earth's surface is covered by ocean?
- Scientists are able to track the movement of tectonic plates using GPS?
- The word "ozone" means "smelly" in Greek because the gas has a strong pong?

Explore these big ideas-and so many more-in the hilarious series that's like a Dog-Man meets Steven Hawking. It's accessible. engaging, and ideal for children aged 7+.

William Potter(Author)
William Potter is a talented and versatile author of children's and adult non-fiction and comic books. His comic book oeuvre includes well-known properties such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Sonic the Comic. He has also successfully kickstarted the creator-owned comic Geezer in collaboration with Philip Bond. This fictional story of a Britpop band is based on William's experiences as the bassist of real-life indie band CUD. He lives in Haslemere, UK.

Richard Watson(Illustrator)
Richard Watson studied illustration at Lincoln University School of Art and Design and achieved a first class BA honours degree upon graduating. He uses a range of techniques to produce his artwork, mixing traditional drawing and painting with collage and mixed media.