In 'The Story-book of Science' by Jean-Henri Fabre, the author presents scientific concepts in a storytelling format that is engaging and accessible to readers of all ages. Fabre combines his expertise as a naturalist with his talent for storytelling to create a work that both educates and entertains. Through various anecdotes and narratives, Fabre covers a wide range of scientific topics, from the life cycle of insects to the properties of light and sound. The book is written in a clear and engaging style that makes complex scientific ideas easy to understand. Fabre's literary style and use of storytelling set this book apart from other scientific texts of the time, making it a unique and valuable contribution to the popularization of science. Jean-Henri Fabre, a noted entomologist and naturalist, drew on his extensive knowledge of the natural world to write 'The Story-book of Science.' His passion for science and education is evident throughout the book, as he seeks to spark curiosity and interest in the natural world in his readers. Recommended for readers of all ages who are curious about the wonders of science and the natural world.