Dogs Do Science: Sound

Dogs Do Science: Sound is a playful, comic-book romp that reveals the science of sound. Aimed at curious readers aged 7 and up, this lively adventure blends humor with bite-sized facts to explain how vibrations travel through air and matter, why sounds have different pitches and volumes, and how our ears hear the world around us. If your child loves funny characters, goofy gadgets, and a story that makes learning feel like an adventure, Dogs Do Science: Sound is for them. Written in brisk, panel-driven storytelling, Dogs Do Science: Sound follows Professor Pooch and his loyal—if a bit goofy—Doberman assistant as they spark up a time machine and travel into sound's big ideas. Each spread blends charming illustrations with kid-friendly explanations, so readers see how sound is produced, travels as vibrations, and how different materials shape what we hear. The pace stays playful thanks to witty dialogue, visual jokes, and clear diagrams that invite questions rather than overwhelm answers. What makes the experience unique is the blend of comic storytelling with practical experiments and interactive moments. In Dogs Do Science: Sound, you’ll meet Dr. Whoodle's inventive lab, imagine sound in space with the Dogs in Space, and enjoy the pop quiz that helps you see if you’re top dog or kitty litter—without pressure. The book also gently introduces core science topics beyond sound, such as forces, light, energy, and materials, making connections clear and enjoyable for young science fans. Key concepts: sound as vibrations; pitch, volume, and echoes Comic-book format with vivid panels and humor Engaging characters: Professor Pooch, Dr. Whoodle, and friends Interactive features: Poodle's pop quiz and playful prompts Clear explanations of core science topics including forces, sound, light, energy, materials and living things Accessible pace and illustrations that invite curiosity After finishing Dogs Do Science: Sound, readers will understand the basics of how sound works and feel confident in exploring science in everyday life. The book leaves kids curious, inspired to ask questions, and excited about the idea that science can be fun, friendly, and full of discoveries.