[Pre-Order] Volume 7 (Issue 61-70), DIGEST

📢 Special Pre-Order: Back By Popular Demand!

" 🚨 LIMITED RE-PRINT EDITION! Due to overwhelming demand from our loyal readers, we have reprinted Volume 7 and made it available to our UK and Europe audience for the first time! " 

Secure Your Set now—delivery is guaranteed upon arrival in mid-January 2026. 

What’s Inside Volume 7?

Integrated S.T.E.A.M. Focus: Every issue connects core science with Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math, ensuring a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to critical thinking.

Essential Biology & Ecology: Covers vital life science topics like animal behavior (Bats That Hang In Trees, Monkeys In Hot Springs), plant science (Insects-eating Plants, The Bald Plant), and reproduction (Henry Is A Father Now).

Critical Global Issues: Tackles important real-world concerns, including environmental science (Microplastics In Rivers) and safety (Fire! Fire!).

Physics in Action: Explores concepts like friction, motion, and light, making abstract ideas tangible and exciting (Curling, Ultraviolet Light).

The Reluctant Reader's Solution: Our high-interest stories and vibrant illustrations capture the attention of children who may struggle with traditional textbooks.

Featured Topics in Issues 61–70

Monkeys in Hot Springs (Issue 61)
Discover how Japanese snow monkeys survive icy winters by soaking in volcanic hot springs — with behaviour, adaptation, and heat transfer explained in story form.

Insect-Eating Plants (Issue 62)
Enter the world of Venus flytraps, pitcher plants and more! Learn how carnivorous plants trap prey and why they evolved this unique survival strategy.

Ultraviolet Light (Issue 63)
What is UV light? Why is it invisible? How does it affect our skin, health, and the world around us? This issue breaks it down with easy-to-understand visuals.

Henry Is a Father Now (Issue 64)
A fun introduction to life cycles, reproduction, and growth as ducklings hatch and explore the world for the first time.

Pelican’s Big Mouth (Issue 65)
A hilarious and educational look at how pelicans feed, how their beaks work, and how animals adapt to their food sources.

Fire! Fire! (Issue 66)
Science meets safety! Learn how fires start, how smoke behaves, and why evacuation planning matters — all presented in an age-appropriate way.

The Bald Plant (Issue 67)
A quirky introduction to plant biology, leaves, stems, photosynthesis, and how plants respond to their environment.

Curling (Issue 68)
This unique sport becomes a science lesson on friction, motion, ice physics, and teamwork — perfect for young STEAM learners.

Bats That Hang in Trees (Issue 69)
Explore these misunderstood mammals and learn how their anatomy, senses, and habits help them survive.

Microplastics in Rivers (Issue 70)
A timely topic on pollution, ecosystems, and human impact — explained through engaging storytelling that builds environmental awareness.