★Rights sold in Simplified Chinese!
★The series is meticulously created by scientists, popular science writers, teachers and other professionals, to using children's literary stories with basic scientific knowledge to let the children study science in a fascinating way.
★Author's lineup:
• Riccardo Bosisio, member of the National Research Council of Italy, Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics, University of Paris VI
• Tommaso Corti, PhD in Physics, University of Insuburia
• Dino Ticli , White Ravens Award winner and the finalist of the Italian Andersen Award
• Antonella Sacco , Montessori Prize winner
★English sample available.

The series includes 6 titles:
Physics: Elementary, Einstein; Quanta and mysteries; The light, the water and the cat Pilù
Chemical: The alien's chemical adventure
Biology：Zoology talking by animals
Mathematics: Lidia, who hates math

It's not every year that crime stories happen in schools. Not every character in a detective novel can become a protagonist. Beginning on a Thursday in November, this is exactly what happened to the children in Class 2A: This is a vibrant class, full of the roles we will mention, and able to uncover the mystery by changing perspectives answer.
Following in the footsteps of the mysterious challenger, under the guidance of Professor Lapierre, we are increasingly studying the mysteries of physics in the 20th century.
Until... A detective story that drags us to the discovery of Einstein's relativity.

Riccardo Bosisio, former researcher at the National Enterprise for nanoScience and nanoTechnology and at the Normale di Pisa, now works in the private sector. For over ten years he has been collaborating with schools in projects of popularization of modern physics.

Tommaso Corti, after his PhD at the University of Insubria, works in the financial sector. Since a long time he is involved in initiatives of scientific divulgation, addressed in particular to children and young people.

Luca Galoppo teaches mathematics and physics at the scientific high school "Galilei" in Erba. His great passions are, not necessarily in the right order: science, comics (he wrote comics for the publishing houses Bonelli and Disney), Milan and Dire Straits.

Sara Boscacci, born in Erba in 1987, graduated in mathematics at the University of Insubria in Como. She has always been interested in graphic arts, and later graduated from the high school of applied arts of Castello in Milan. She works as a teacher in the province of Lecco.