Science, technology, engineering and math (commonly known as STEM) are everywhere around us — look carefully and you'll see many examples. Science Everywhere! is a fun series of books focusing on STEM concepts, and these books come with a huge dollop of corny humour! Each book will enthrall young readers with the laugh-out-loud antics of potato detective duo, Yammy and Russ, who promise a mashing good time as they dig into the world of science.

Set 1 includes Robots Everywhere!, Microbes Everywhere! and Atoms Everywhere!.

Contents:

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  Robots Everywhere!:

  
  
  
  
  • Introduction
  
  
  • How to Read This Book
  
  
  • No Such Thing as Working Till You Drop with These Bots!
  
  
  • Is It a Car? Is It a Plane? Is It Superman? No, It's a Robot!
  
  
  • Just Call Me Dr Bot
  
  
  • Do Robot Scientists Dream of Robots?
  
  
  • 'You'll Never Have to Mop Your Own Floors Again', They Said...
  
  
  • It's Not All Work and No Play!
  
  
  • Welcome to Your Future, Kids: Meet Your Robotic Teachers!
  
  
  • They'll Go Where We Cannot, to be Our Eyes, Hands and Feet
  
  
  • Robots of the Future
  
  
  
  


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  Microbes Everywhere!:

  
  
  
  
  • Introduction
  
  
  • How to Read This Book
  
  
  • What in the World is a Microbe?
  
  
  • Wait... You Can Live HERE?
  
  
  • Wanted Dead or Alive — Wait! Are They Alive?
  
  
  • Oh Yum, Can I Get the Recipe?
  
  
  • A Little Help From Our Friends...
  
  
  • Germs... EWWW!
  
  
  • Put 'em Up — Fighting Infectious Microbes
  
  
  • Wait, Some Microbiologists Don't Use Microscopes? And Other Technological Breakthroughs
  
  
  
  


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  Atoms Everywhere!:

  
  
  
  
  • Introduction
  
  
  • How to Read This Book
  
  
  • Every Year You Get Atoms for Your Birthday!
  
  
  • What If You Kept Cutting Something in Half Forever?
  
  
  • A Brief Two Millenniums Later ...
  
  
  • Dancing Zombie Plant Seeds
  
  
  • Einstein Meets the Atom
  
  
  • A World-Shaking Discovery
  
  
  • The Dots That Could Power a City
  
  
  • Antimatter in the Particle Zoo
  
  
  • Atoms Everywhere!
  
  
  • The Future of Atoms
  
  
  
  

Readership: Children from 6 to 12 years.