Why Can't Dogs Fly?: Questions and Answers About Biology

A lively hardback guide of unforgettable biology facts for curious kids, brought to life by full-color illustrations.

Ever wondered how far a flea can leap, why we produce earwax, or what plants like to snack on? Dive into a world where every quirky question opens the door to a dazzling scientific secret.

Award-winning science writer Anne Rooney leads young readers on an exciting journey through the wonders of everyday life - from the tiny ecosystems living on our skin to the extraordinary forces shaping the planet. Illustrator Darcie Olley brings each idea to life with bright, witty artwork that sparks laughter as well as learning.

Inside, readers will discover:
• Eye-opening explanations behind surprising natural phenomena
• Dozens of fun, kid-friendly science questions with clear answers
• Engaging full-color illustrations packed with humour and charm

Perfect for budding scientists who love asking "why?", this vibrant Q&A book transforms curiosity into discovery - one amazing fact at a time.

ABOUT THE SERIES: Ask Me Anything? invites young readers aged to explore the weird, wonderful and downright surprising science behind everyday life. Each book opens the door to a different area of science, offering clear, exciting explanations that make tricky ideas easy to understand.

Anne Rooney is an award-winning author who writes on science and the history of science for children and adults. Her Dinosaur Atlas was shortlisted for the Royal Young People's Book Award 2018 and won the School Library Association Information Book Award (ages 7-12), 2018. She has a degree and a PhD from Trinity College, Cambridge and has been a Royal Literary Fund Fellow at Newham College, Cambridge. Her books have been translated into 22 languages.

Darcie Olley is a British children's book illustrator who began her career in textile design. Her colorful, characterful artwork style has been applied to clothing, books, accessories, greeting cards, homewares, stationary, and more!