
He asks for it every night
My 7-year-old loves the comic pictures. We read two pages before bed and he remembers the physics the next day. It’s the first science book that actually holds his attention.

Kids notice everything. Why does sound echo? Why do things float or sink? Why does a ruler look different underwater?
Physics in a Minute answers them with bright comic illustrations and simple explanations that connect real physics to the things children see every day. Short nightly reading (about 2 pages) builds scientific thinking without feeling like homework.
Frequently Asked
It’s designed for children under 13. Younger kids love the colorful comic illustrations and short explanations. Slightly older kids get more from the deeper physics concepts and real-world experiments.
Yes. The comic format and bright illustrations keep kids engaged. Most children treat it like a fun story and ask to read more. The short 2-page sessions make it easy to build a daily habit without pressure.
The book covers four main physics areas with over 500 concepts and 1,000 illustrations:
• Sound
• Matter
• Force
• Light
Everything is explained through everyday observations and fun experiments kids can relate to.
Yes. This is a physical illustrated comic book published by KF Times Group Inc. and delivered to your door — not an ebook or digital download.
We stand behind this book completely. If for any reason you’re not satisfied, simply reach out within 30 days of receiving your order and we will sort it out for you with no hassle and no awkward questions asked.

My 7-year-old loves the comic pictures. We read two pages before bed and he remembers the physics the next day. It’s the first science book that actually holds his attention.

My daughter used to ask a million questions about how things work. Now we just open the book. The short explanations and drawings make physics easy for her to understand.

I ordered one, then came back for a second so my two little ones wouldn’t fight over the book. Both love the illustrations and the short nightly reading sessions.

Bright comics and simple physics. My 6-year-old points at the sound and light pages every night. We do two pages and she still wants more. Perfect for curious kids.

Got it for my 5-year-old and 9-year-old. Both enjoy it. The younger one likes the pictures, the older one reads the experiments. Short sessions work well for both.