Q: What are the characteristics of terrible science, giant eye series, magical school bus and strange exploration journey? Which set is more suitable for first-year students? Author: Song A: The Magic School Bus is a popular science comic story book, which is generally suitable for preschool to primary school students to read. It is characterized by the fusion of fiction and real content, which is very humorous and interesting, and the knowledge point processing is also in place. Giant Eye Series-popular science books interested in picture books are generally suitable for younger readers than magic school buses. Its humor is French-style, which combines relevant brief history of science, principles, fantasies and cartoons. Strange journey of exploration-this is a serious popular science reading in British style, focusing on the way of knowledge arrangement, poetic narrative language, and photography and illustration with strong visual impact. There is no fictional content and it is relatively less interesting. More suitable for primary school students and junior high school students to read. Because the pictures are exquisite, it is good to show them to interested preschool children. Terrible science-it can be regarded as a fairly complete brief history of science, with a unique style and a little "horrible" interest. In order to impress readers more deeply, reading feels more "cool". Therefore, it is more suitable for children above the middle and senior grades in primary schools. I don't think there is an upper age limit, even adults are worth reading. Among these four books, the Magic School Bus is the easiest to fascinate children, the ugliest is Strange Journey of Exploration, the best are Giant's Eyes and School Bus, the easiest to catch children, and the most unusual (older children will be proud to read it) is Horrible Science. It is worth mentioning that School Bus and Horror Science are the representative works of American student publishing house in different times, which is also the American publishing company of Harry Potter. On the collection value, I think it belongs to the magic school bus, and the key is that it is almost sold out. And it seems that the publishing house doesn't want to print any more. From the point of eye-catching, each book has its own merits, and radish and cabbage have their own loves. The key depends on whether children like radish or cabbage. Of the four books, Science of Terror is suitable for older children, at least in the upper grades of primary schools, and can be read by other children in the lower grades of primary schools.