Who Discovered How to Breathe Underwater?: Jacques Cousteau: A Who HQ Graphic Novel

Explore how French naval officer Jacques Cousteau forever changed the way people experience life underwater in this STEM-driven graphic novel by GLAAD Media Award-winning author Ned Wolfe and illustrator Caroline Hu.

$6.46

By: Ned Wolfe, Caroline Hu, Who Hq
Ages: 7-10, 10-12, 12-14
Pages: 64
Format: Paperback

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Explore how French naval officer Jacques Cousteau forever changed the way people experience life underwater in this STEM-driven graphic novel by GLAAD Media Award-winning author Ned Wolfe and illustrator Caroline Hu.

An NSTA-CBC 2026 Best STEM Book!

A NCSS-CBC 2026 Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People!

Presenting Who HQ Graphic Novels: an exciting addition to the #1 New York Times bestselling Who Was? series!

Dive into the sea with Jacques Cousteau as he works to develop the Aqua-Lung--the first modern scuba device--which allowed for safer, longer, and deeper diving. A story of friendship, experimentation, and innovation, this graphic novel immerses readers in Jacques's journey of combining his passions for tinkering, filmmaking, and the sea. This accessible narrative makes a splash with bright, full-color illustrations that will transport readers below the water's surface.

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