Forces of the Day

Praise for Forces of the Day:

“Forces of the Day unlocks the magic and glory of physics. Children everywhere will be mesmerised by the storytelling, beautiful illustrations and sense of wonder this magnificent book conveys.” – Amol Rajan – journalist, broadcaster, quiz host and father of four

“Brilliantly brings science to life. Anyone who thinks physics is a boring subject needs to get hold of this wonderful book. I guarantee they will quickly change their minds.” – Professor Jim Al-Khalili CBE – scientist, author and broadcaster.

Praise for Elements of the Day:

“What a magnificent book!” Dr Chris van Tulleken

“A delightful pick-and-mix bag of so many fun and fascinating facts” Professor Jim Al-Khalili

“How to make chemistry fun for kids … Elements of the Day makes the periodic table rock” – The Times

“My kids and I are gripped, their attachment is like iron.” – Dan Snow, historian and broadcaster

“What a glorious book! It’s beautiful and engaging, and full of unusual facts. My three girls absolutely love it!” – Francesca Segal, Author

“Filled with colourful illustrations and bite-sized text. Definitely a fantastic addition to our home ed library.” Posies_book_club

“It’s an outstanding STEM book for kids and one I have no doubt will be pulled off the shelf time and time again.” – mini.midnight.reads

Samantha Lewis briefly worked as a science teacher after obtaining her master’s degree in chemistry. Since then, she has been a documentary maker, working on the production and development of a wide range of science films, including Einstein and The Bomb on Netflix, and science inserts for The One Show. She is currently developing a series of short popular science films. Samantha is based in London.

Based in Beijing, Hao Hao majored in stage design at the city’s Central Academy of Drama, but her passion for painting has led to a highly successful career in illustration.