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Science Comics: The Senses: Signals and Stimuli

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128 pages, Paperback

Expected publication October 20, 2026

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Andy Hirsch

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Andy Hirsch is a cartoonist living in Dallas, Texas. He is the author and artist of a stack of entries in hit series Science Comics from First Second Books, covering topics from dogs to geology to outer space. His most recent book, Good Boy, follows a mismatched boy and his dog as they overcome obstacles from bar jumps to anxiety dreams in the exciting world of canine sports. His work is consistently selected by the Junior Library Guild and has appeared on the American Library Association's Best Graphic Novels for Children reading list.

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Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
April 21, 2026
Come along on a wild ride through your senses. While learning about how humans perceive sound, color, taste, touch and smell, you will also learn about various other "earthlings" such as insects, mammals and more!

My family LOVES these books. Truly they cannot seem to get enough of them. Personally, I think they have a lot of science-speak and I wish I would have paid more attention in my high school biology class. But with that said, it is always fun to learn and to make learning fun! If you child likes science or graphic novels - grab these and don't tell them they are about to learn in their free time.

I would actually give this more of a 4.5/5, but half ratings are not a thing. I would appreciate a phonetic key for the words. I do appreciate the glossary in the back, but when you're reading aloud to children, it would be nice to not look like a total loser tripping over the words.


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