The World Around Us: An Encyclopedia for Children and the Whole Family
“The World Around Us” is a popular, colorful encyclopedia created specifically for elementary and middle school children, as well as for family reading. The main goal of this publication is to provide simple, engaging, and clear answers to the thousands of “why?”, “how?”, and “where?” questions children ask.
Space and Earth: how our planet came to be, what black holes are, how the solar system works, and why earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur.
Nature and Ecology: the amazing world of plants, fungi, the ocean depths, and climate zones.
The Animal Kingdom: from tiny insects and prehistoric dinosaurs to giant blue whales and predators.
Human Anatomy: how our bodies work, why we dream, how the heart beats, and why it’s important to take care of our health.
Science, Technology, and Inventions: how the wheel and the computer were invented, how airplanes fly, and what the future holds for technology.
History and Culture: brief essays on ancient civilizations (Egypt, Rome, Greece), notable geographical discoveries, and the world’s architectural wonders.
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