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Exploring Light in Max Axiom's Lab
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By Ailynn Collins ● Pictures by Karen De la Vega
Light is everywhere: in sunshine, shadows, lamps, mirrors, and the tiny glow of fireflies. Inside Max Axiom's lab, readers get to slow it down and ask how it actually works. This graphic nonfiction book explores what light is, how it travels, and why it makes sight possible. Comic-style panels help explain key ideas in a bright, approachable way, while Max demonstrates simple experiments that connect science to things you can observe at home. The book keeps the explanations clear without taking away the wonder, making it a good fit for readers who enjoy visual learning and hands-on discovery. Exploring Light in Max Axiom's Lab turns an everyday part of the world into an inviting first look at physics, observation, and scientific thinking.
Comics Graphic Novels Non-Fiction Science STEM Simple Science Experiments
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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