The anti-gravity shoes
Gravity
Why does everything fall downward? Quarketti explains it—from the ceiling.
English edition coming soon · Volume 1
One unpredictable teacher. Three endlessly curious students. Anti-gravity shoes, ridiculous machines and snacks that go BOING!
A funny illustrated story that makes children ask “why?” and turns science into something they genuinely want to explore.
This is not an ordinary science lesson
Mia expects a lesson like any other. Then the new teacher floats toward the ceiling—and everything changes. From that moment on, every question becomes an adventure and every mishap hides a discovery.
Children follow the story, laugh with the characters and meet real scientific ideas along the way: no heavy lectures and no formulas to memorize.
Science enters the story at the exact moment a question is born.
Inside Volume 1
Each adventure begins with an absurd event, examines it alongside the children and arrives at an explanation that is simple, accurate and memorable.
The anti-gravity shoes
Why does everything fall downward? Quarketti explains it—from the ceiling.
The Vacuum-Maker
A feather and a ball reveal the invisible role played by air.
The Bouncy Cube
A bouncing snack turns the classroom into a science pinball machine.
A team children will remember
Quarketti invents. Mia observes. Tommaso doubts. Greta says out loud what everyone else is thinking.
From story to experiment
After each adventure, short “Did you know?” and “Your turn, scientist!” sections help children revisit the idea and connect it to their own world.
A free resource to keep exploring
Gravity, elastic force and air resistance become guided activities for ages 7 to 10, using everyday materials and explanations written for parents too.
For parents, grandparents and teachers
Lively characters, pace and comedy make children eager to turn the page.
Ideas return in the plot, pictures and activities—three ways to understand them.
Perfect for independent reading or reading together and pausing at the best questions.
The goal is not memorizing a definition. It is learning to observe, predict and ask why.

In final production · English edition
An illustrated adventure for curious children, designed to spark laughter, questions and the precious desire to understand how the world works.
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Frequently asked questions
It is designed for curious children ages 7 to 10. Children can read it independently or share it with an adult; younger listeners can also enjoy the story and illustrations.
No. It is first and foremost an illustrated story with characters, comedy and adventure. The scientific ideas grow naturally from what happens and are revisited in short sections after each chapter.
Gravity, air resistance and elastic force, explored through three connected adventures.
The wildest inventions belong to the story. Real experiments should always be carried out safely and with adult help whenever tools, rubber bands or small parts are involved.
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