MUSE is the science and arts magazine for kids that’s spot on with the facts and off the wall with the jokes. Kids who can't help wondering whether video games really kill their brain cells, or what a gentleman ladybug is called, will find the answers here, in articles written by award-winning authors and accompanied by high-quality illustration and photography.

How It Works’ expert explanations, dynamic cutaways and breathtaking images help its eager audience to understand and explore the wonders of the modern world. Making complex topics accessible for readers of all ages, How It Works stands for clarity, authority, intelligence and knowledge. It makes a perfect gift for curious minds.  

• Science & technology

• Full of fun trivia and easy-to-follow diagrams, this is a comprehensive guide to the physics, chemistry and biology that shapes our planet, the animals we share it with, our own bodies and our day-to-day lives. We love to take apart everyday objects to find out what makes them tick! We're sure you're dying to know too. From the latest smartphone to the mind-boggling capabilities of futuristic gadgets, no tech stone is left unturned.

• Transport and the environment

• Discover the amazing engineering behind some of the world’s fastest vehicles, how new generations of airliners are changing the way we travel, as well as what the everyday trains and planes of the future will look like. Come face-to-face with amazing plants and animals you never dreamed could exist. Discover how volcanoes and earthquakes can unleash a power like no other, as well as the most extreme and unusual weather phenomena.

• Space and history

• Take a virtual trip into outer space and be awed at the fascinating wonders that occur beyond the Earth’s atmosphere, from the Solar System to the edge of the universe, where galaxies collide, stars turn supernova and more. Discover the wonders of the ancient world, iconic buildings, groundbreaking weapons and warfare, revolutionary inventions and prehistoric creatures that once roamed the Earth.