Children are masters of questions. Every day they ask: why this, and why that? Parents are sometimes at a loss, because it is impossible to know everything in the world. What to do? Send the chief questioner - Chevostik - on reconnaissance.
Our hero has accumulated a hundred questions. He sets off on a journey to find out why the wind blows, how a thermos keeps tea hot, where an echo comes from, how a microwave heats food, what the Internet is, and whether it is possible to fly into space.
All the questions are divided into 5 themes: space, physics, technology, nature, and man. However, the division is arbitrary, because all the themes complement each other and intersect. How can you create space technology without knowledge of physics? That's it!
Join the fun journey. Ask questions, get answers and have fun.
Who is this book for:
For everyone who loves Chevostik.
For little people who ask questions a hundred times a day.
For children from 5 years old.
Highlights of the book:
The most unusual children's questions and reasonable adult (but at the same time understandable) answers
Not a piece of white paper - everything is covered with very beautiful pictures
Laugh and be surprised - that's how you can describe this book in a few words
References, references - how many references there are in this book... Even to M. C. Escher!
Even adults will be interested
100 questions! How did we put them in the table of contents? No way. But we made an index, so you can find everything
How to read the book:
You can open the table of contents and read what topics are in the book, choose the most interesting ones and read about them.
The topics are listed in the index. You can use it and go to the page you need.
You can simply scroll through, look at the pictures, and read the questions and answers that seem most interesting.