Description: Don't panic in everyday crises — break through with science! The beloved elementary science comic series from Ppalgan Naebok Yako, loved by 1.12 million subscribers! Thanks to the outrageous combo of mischievous Yako and endlessly curious Sadong, there's never a dull moment in Yako's house — accidents and incidents happen daily. But surprisingly, with science-savvy Yako around, no crisis is too scary! Based on the videos of the YouTube creator Ppalgan Naebok Yako, loved by 1.12 million subscribers, this book reimagines 30 crisis situations that kids might face in real life (though hopefully only in book form!). Book 1 focuses on everyday crises, covering a well-rounded mix of dangerous daily mishaps, bizarre eating mishaps, uncontrollable bodily crises, and quirky situational crises. Each crisis is illustrated as a comic, rated on a danger scale from 1 to 5, and followed by the "Yako's First Aid" section, which explains how to handle the situation in kid-friendly terms. From science facts tied to the elementary curriculum to science quizzes set to Yako's catchy songs! "Ppalgan Naebok Yako: The Science Book That's Totally Dangerous Not to Read" connects to the full elementary science curriculum from 3rd grade first semester through 6th grade second semester, covering physics, chemistry, earth science, and life science. Kids learn about friction while struggling to open a stuck jam jar (and risking a plain, jam-less bread crisis!), and learn about different states of gas while crying a waterfall of tears cutting onions. Each crisis-related science fact is presented through five fun and varied sections: "Yako's Lab," where science principles are explained through experiments; "The Trivia Encyclopedia" and "Science Corner at a Glance," packed with interesting facts; "Science Chat," featuring conversations between Yako and Sadong; and "Sadong Family Science Explorers," which feels like flipping through Sadong's diary. There's also a science quiz section where kids can sing along to Yako's songs — which have racked up over 5 million views — while building their science knowledge. Carefully reviewed and recommended by Professor Hong Seung-beom, current director of the KAIST Science Gifted Education Research Institute, for extra peace of mind.