Because the world is full of science,
If we're going to do this, let's become people who know science.

Every day, new technologies based on science are introduced, and everyone, knowingly or unknowingly, adapts to these technologies and lives with them.
This is why scientific literacy is more important than ever.
Even the hottest news and emerging investment information are difficult to properly understand without a scientific background.
Just having a basic scientific knowledge will completely change your perspective on the world.
Knowing science allows you to accurately identify and anticipate what you need in life, reduce unnecessary mistakes, and live more proactively and efficiently.

But haven't you ever tried to study science only to give up because of unfamiliar terminology, concepts, and formulas that were difficult to understand? It's because you've missed out on fundamental concepts, leaving gaps in your knowledge.
Only by having a solid understanding of the fundamental principles of science can you understand and apply new discoveries and new materials introduced in Nature or Science to your own life.
The 'Science with Pictures' series contains all the basic information and tools you need to explore the world of physics, biology, and chemistry.
All it takes is a little curiosity and the thought, “Since I’m born, why not learn about science?”


Because science must be studied through pictures!
Mind maps, flowcharts, and high-quality infographics
A brand new science book for visual learners

Do you ever organize your learning by taking notes or drawing pictures in your head? More than half of the population are visual learners, learning more effectively from visual aids like diagrams, pictures, and videos than from text or audio.
It is said that many people who excel in science and engineering fields are visual learners.
'Science with Pictures' is a series developed by Barron's, a renowned American educational book company, to enable 'visual learners' of all ages to study science on their own.
It features refreshing illustrations and clear explanations from expert professors.
Just by focusing on pictures instead of text, learning efficiency is noticeably improved.
Because dozens of lines of text are compressed into a single image, understanding the concept becomes faster, and because the screen is stored in the mind like taking a screenshot, it is not easily forgotten.


This series is known to be particularly suitable for adults who have trouble concentrating, or for teenagers who have a good understanding but find it difficult to study seriously.
First of all, it contains only the most important scientific information among numerous scientific data, and it is designed to naturally draw attention to the core with refreshing infographics.
The examples are familiar from everyday life, and the explanations are short, friendly, and clear.


From elementary school students to adults,
So that everyone can enjoy science

The three books in the 'Science with Pictures' series are for anyone with an interest in and love for science.
From elementary school students who are just learning that science consists of the fields of physics, biology, and chemistry, to middle and high school students who want to study each field systematically, to students dreaming of entering a science or engineering college, to people who didn't like science in school but have become interested in it again as adults, various concepts are explained using simple and intuitive expressions and everyday materials such as baseball and elevators so that anyone can easily understand.


The core concepts of each field of physics, biology, and chemistry were carefully selected and organized into 1-4 pages.
No matter which page you open and read, the world of science in the pictures unfolds in an exciting way.
At the end of each chapter, the content covered in that chapter is summarized in the form of a mind map.
It guides you through the relationship between individual concepts and terms and helps you draw the big picture of science.
It's a good book to read from the beginning, but it's also a good book to keep on a corner of your desk and look up related topics whenever you watch science documentaries or YouTube videos, or whenever news about new technologies comes out.
Just looking at the paintings without the burden of studying provides a sense of intellectual stimulation.
Let's travel the world of science through pictures.