Category Archives: children’s

A compilation of all the “Batman Science” books, this volume explores the surprising ways the Caped Crusader’s gear and gadgets actually connect to reality. Published by Capstone Press. Winner of numerous awards, including the American Institute of Physics: 2015 AIP … Continue reading →

The second of the two “Batman Science” books. This volume takes a look inside to explore how the amazing gadgets on Batman’s Utility Belt are actually rooted in real world science and engineering. Published by Capstone Press.

The first of two “Batman Science” books. This volume takes a look inside to explore how the Batsuit’s amazing features are actually rooted in real world science and engineering. Published by Capstone Press.

A graphic novel from the 24-Hour History series describing the Allies’ Normandy landings in June 1944. Published by Heinemann.

Max Axiom explores the science and engineering behind space travel. Published by Capstone Press.

This Max Axiom graphic novel follows Max as he meets an astronaut, an oceanographer, a virus hunter, and other scientists who do amazing work. Published by Capstone Press.

Another title in my Max Axiom graphic novel series follows Max as he meets engineers and finds out about the incredible things they do. Published by Capstone Press. A Junior Library Guild Selection for the Series Nonfiction Level: Science 3–5.

A graphic novel biography of our first president, George Washington. Published by Capstone Press.

I wrote this book as part of the LOL Physical Science series from Capstone Press, which pairs humorous text and illustrations to address essential elements of the physical science curriculum. This volume addresses forces and motion.

Another of my graphic novels about time-traveling archaeologist, Dr. Isabel Soto, who travels to the eighteenth century to learn about the Golden Age of Piracy. Published by Capstone Press.