People used to call Stephen Hawking odd when he was a kid. He was unique. While the other kids were busy having fun, Stephen pondered the mysteries of space, stars, and beyond. Then an unexpected illness changed his life forever. But Hawkings was not the type to give up easily. He battled illness and disabilities, and his genius and boundless curiosity propelled his work. He went on to make several groundbreaking discoveries, including the black hole theory, which shook the scientific community. The story of a little boy who overcame all odds and went on to become one of the greatest astrophysicists of all time, beautifully illustrated by Nirzara Verurkar and movingly told by Arthy Muthanna Singh and Mamta Nainy.