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One question.
One painted stop.
One short answer.

Six full-color kids’ science books on Apple Books. Each one is 150 questions, $0.99. One question, one picture, one real answer.

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All six books

Every title is by Crafty Clover, published by Million Whys Press, and sold on Apple Books for $0.99. Each page is one question, a labeled picture, a real explanation, a wow fact, and a short try-this.

Cover of A Million Whys Book 1

Book 1 · $0.99

The Great Expedition

Why goosebumps, why cats purr, why the sky is blue, and why popcorn jumps. Six expeditions: body, animals, Earth, space, everyday things, and the kitchen.

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Cover of A Million Whys Book 2

Book 2 · $0.99

The Inside Expedition

Why brains dream, why faces go red, why ears pop, and why families feel like home. 150 questions about the body and the people closest to you.

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Cover of A Million Whys Book 3

Book 3 · $0.99

The Built Expedition

Why planes fly, why bridges stand, why lights turn on, and why a zipper zips. 150 questions about machines and things people build.

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Cover of A Million Whys Book 4

Book 4 · $0.99

The Wild Expedition

Why leaves are green, why fireflies light up, why frogs start as tadpoles, and why the woods get loud at night.

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Cover of A Million Whys Book 5

Book 5 · $0.99

The Time Expedition

Why dinosaurs got so big, why fossils turn to stone, why ice ages come and go, and why scientists change their minds.

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Cover of A Million Whys Book 6

Book 6 · $0.99

The Ocean Expedition

Why the ocean is salty, why tides go in and out, why sharks never stop swimming, and why a lighthouse flashes.

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Where to read

Book 1 is live on Apple Books. Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and Google Play Books will appear here as soon as those listings go up.

About the press

Million Whys Press publishes illustrated curiosity books for children and families. Each title is a sequence of stops. A child asks. A scene opens. One short paragraph answers. Then the next question. The books are written so a parent can read a single stop on the subway and a kid can keep going.

“The job is not to sound smart. The job is to take a question a seven-year-old will not drop and give it a scene they can see.” Tony Sung, founder

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Tony Sung · Founder · Toronto

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