★The series covers a wide range of topics from the birth of science to modern science, answering children's endless questions and serving as their first science lesson.

★It delves into popular topics among children such as automobiles, trains, and airplanes, as well as foundational scientific fields like bacteria and vaccines, electricity and magnetism, building a solid scientific knowledge system for children.

★Arranged in chronological order, it naturally forms a map of thought, promoting the rapid growth of children's independent thinking abilities, helping them understand the development of scientific knowledge, and cultivating their logical thinking and historical perspective.

★Each book is illustrated by outstanding artists, with illustrations that are distinctive, smooth, and profound, combining artistic and visual appeal, making the presentation of scientific knowledge more vivid and easy to understand.

★Interactive and expandable! Each book includes interactive sections suitable for parent-child reading, providing trivia and extended learning content.

★Suitable for readers over 6 years old.

The series consists of 20 books:
"Stories of the First Scientists"
"Galileo: Does the Earth Rotate?"
"Newton: The Apple Fell from the Tree"
"Trains and Automobiles"
"Electricity and Magnetism"
"Edison and Tesla"
"Aircraft"
"Darwin's Theory of Evolution"
"Infectious Diseases and Vaccines"
"The History of the Earth"
"The Big Bang"
"Seasons and Weather"
"Einstein"
"Atoms and Molecules"
"The Secrets of Genetics"
"The Development of Architecture"
"Space Exploration"
"Computers and the Internet"
"The Brain and Artificial Intelligence"
"Future Science"

A series of picture books for children who are first introduced to science. Covering a wide range of topics from the birth of science to modern science, the series consists of 20 volumes. It introduces important scientists such as Newton, Edison, and Einstein. Not only does it include topics that children love, such as automobiles, trains, and airplanes, but it also delves into areas like bacteria and vaccines, electricity and magnetism, which will later become the solid foundation of all common knowledge. Initially, children can read with their parents, fully exercising their imagination to appreciate the illustrations. Eventually, as they read on their own repeatedly, they will unconsciously feel a significant improvement in their thinking and logical abilities. This is a set of books that will not be put away after just one read. Even as children go to school, they can continue to read it for a long time, making it a fundamental science read.

"Infectious Diseases and Vaccines" presents the stories of diseases, vaccines, and scientists in a simple and understandable way. It helps children establish a correct concept of health and understand the crucial role that science plays in safeguarding life. This book is the first lesson for children to get to know science and respect life. It is also a guide for parents to help their children develop good hygiene habits and cultivate scientific literacy.
The book also introduces the scientists who became heroes in the fight against infectious diseases. For example, Edward Jenner, who discovered the smallpox vaccination based on the fundamental principle of "vaccines"; Louis Pasteur, who identified the true nature of pathogens and developed vaccines; and Alexander Fleming, who used penicillium to create "penicillin," which can defeat bacteria.