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This illustrated collection of over 45 essays by some of the most creative thinkers of our time provides a glimpse into the collective journeys of scientists, artists, writers, and journalists who have had transformative experiences at the Exploratorium. (Judith)
A darkly humorous and morbidly fascinating third book from Caitlin Doughty, the sensational and passionate mortician who has become a bestselling author. Candid questions from children and teens are accompanied by Doughty’s wry and informative answers as she shares her knowledge about the science and history of death and decomposition. Factual and hilarious, with delightful illustrations from Dianne Ruz. (Olivia)
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“To be loved by a dog is a great privilege, perhaps one of the finest in a human life.” Clive D.L. Wynne, a founding director of the Canine Science Collaboratory at Arizona State University, reveals his discoveries on the scientific evidence of a dog’s extraordinary capacity for love. (Aggie)
Another beautiful physics book from one of the greats—this time focusing on the many-worlds interpretation (MWI) of quantum mechanics. Perfect for those wanting to learn about the wonder of theoretical physics with Carroll’s wit and charisma. Also a fantastic read for any doubters—it is one of the most compelling arguments for MWI and you won’t want to miss it. (Caitlin)
With his characteristic humor, facts, and anecdotes, Bill Bryson tackles a subject to which we can all relate—the human body. With his always approachable writing, he takes us on a head-to-toe tour, exploring the many wonders and the unfortunate frailties of the human body. (Carolee)
Munroe has created another gem! Exploring truly ridiculous ways to do almost anything, he teaches and entertains with his witty writing and lively illustrations. Want to know how to actually be on time? You could leave earlier or go faster, but you could also alter the flow of time! Not always practical advice, but you’ll learn so much. (Carolee)