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100,000 Why's Kids Science Book

100,000 Why's Kids Science Book

Easy to read anytime

Answers kids’ endless “why?” questions

Colourful illustrations make learning fun

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Turn Every “Why?” Into a New Discovery

For the child who asks “why?” about absolutely everything, this book gives them somewhere exciting to look for answers. 100,000 Whys – Building the Ultimate Brain turns everyday curiosity into page after page of colourful science, fascinating facts and surprising discoveries.

Instead of making learning feel like homework, the question-and-answer style encourages kids to explore topics they’re naturally curious about. From space and nature to animals, the human body and everyday science, the illustrated pages make big ideas easier and more enjoyable to discover.

Why You’ll Love It

Answers kids’ endless “why?” questions
Packed with fun facts and science
Covers a wide range of topics
Colourful illustrations make learning fun
Easy to read anytime
A book kids can revisit again and again
Sparks conversations and curiosity
Screen-free learning and discovery
Great for curious little minds

Answers for Curious Minds

Kids are full of questions. This book takes those “why does that happen?” moments and turns them into opportunities to discover interesting explanations and facts.

Explore a World of Science

Travel from the human body to animals, nature, space and other fascinating subjects without leaving the sofa. The variety of topics means there’s always something new to open up and explore.

Made to Keep Kids Turning Pages

Colourful illustrations, approachable explanations and bite-sized facts make the book inviting to browse, whether children read a few questions at a time or settle in for a longer discovery session.

A Book They Can Come Back To

This isn’t a story that’s finished after one read. Kids can jump between topics, revisit favourite questions and pick it back up whenever another “why?” pops into their head.

Screen-Free Discovery Time

Keep curious minds occupied with something they can physically open, browse and talk about, making it a useful choice for quiet time, family reading or independent discovery.

Product Details

Product Type: Children’s Science & Knowledge Book
Title: 100,000 Whys – Building the Ultimate Brain
Book Type: Illustrated Children’s Encyclopedia
Language: English
Topics: Science, Nature, Animals, Space, Human Body & Everyday Wonders
Content Style: Questions, Explanations, Facts & Illustrations
Material: Paper
Size: Approx. 16.6 × 23.8 × 1 cm
Use: Home Reading, Independent Discovery, Family Reading & Gifting
Package Includes: 1 × 100,000 Whys Book

Recommended Age: 6+ Years
Age Note: This is a reasonable reading recommendation based on the question-and-answer science content and comparable listings for this title; reading ability varies, so younger children may enjoy exploring it together with an adult.

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Stacey M.
quiet ten minutes

I got ten quiet minutes while he read through questions, amazing.

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Damien T.
better than toys

It has lasted longer than most toys we buy.

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Keith C.
bag book

We took it to a café and it kept my daughter busy while we waited.

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Bianca H.
teacher liked it

My sister is a teacher and said it’s a great curiosity book.

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Martin W.
good family laugh

The wrong guesses make us laugh as much as the answers.

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Heather B.
proud little reader

She gets so proud when she finds the answer herself.

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Shaun R.
not boring science

It feels like fun facts, not a science lesson.

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Caitlin S.
kid approved

Kid approved, parent approved.

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Anonymous
bath question

He asked why fingers wrinkle in the bath and we checked after.

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Leanne T.
cloud chat

She asked about clouds before kindy and carried the answer around all day.

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Jasmine C.
short bursts best

A few pages at a time works perfectly.

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Ross M.
snake question

My son asked why snakes don’t have legs and went looking for it.

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Trevor H.
grandma got stuck in

Grandma ended up reading it more than the kids at one point 😂

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Elise W.
proper why book

Proper why book for kids who never stop asking.

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Geoff T.
no ipad needed

It kept him busy without asking for the iPad, which is rare.

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Maddison R.
she tests us

My daughter asks the question first and looks very serious waiting for our answers.

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Anonymous
useful

Useful for parents too, honestly.

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Russell C.
question game

We turned it into a little question game after lunch.

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Danielle S.
used constantly

This gets used way more than I expected.

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Troy B.
easy gift idea

Great gift for kids who already have too many toys.

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Josh H.
already well loved

The corners are already bent from being carried around.

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Janet W.
little aha moment

You can see their faces change when an answer finally makes sense.

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Naomi T.
pop got involved

Pop started asking questions from it and the kids loved beating him.

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Phillip R.
cooking dinner saver

My daughter asked why onions make people cry while I was cooking.

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Dylan M.
detective mode

He read about ice melting and then checked the freezer like a detective.

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Grant C.
cool little facts

Cool little facts without feeling like homework.

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Ashleigh L.
cereal questions

We read two questions over breakfast and she talked about them all morning.

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Anonymous
coffee table book

We leave it on the coffee table because everyone grabs it.

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Karen S.
more questions now

It doesn’t stop the questions, but it makes them way more bearable.

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Bethany C.
car trip helper

We brought it in the car and the kids quizzed us the whole drive.

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Jacqui W.
saved my sanity

I love having a real answer ready without Googling everything.

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Robbie T.
snack science

She asked why apples go brown while eating apple slices 😄

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Murray R.
book wins

He picked this over cartoons yesterday, so that’s a win.

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Caroline H.
family guessing game

We take turns guessing before reading the answer.

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Lachlan S.
school bag story

She told her friend at school about one of the questions and came home feeling so proud.