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Getting children interested in science

03 Jul 2021
Taken from the July 2021 issue of Physics World where it first appeared under the headline "It's the little things".

Angela Saini and her son Aneurin review Nano: the Spectacular Science of the Very (Very) Small by Jess Wade, illustrated by Melissa Castrillon

Sample pages from Nano showing an elephant walking on a graphene tightrope
Kid approved Nano makes scientific concepts accessible for children and has beautiful illustrations to help visualize them. (Courtesy: Melissa Castrillon)
My seven-year-old son Aneurin is often given books as gifts, whether he wants them or not, and he’

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Angela Saini is a science journalist, author and presenter, and Aneurin is her seven-year-old son
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