Science. Civilization - Children's Encyclopedia Little Question Mark

Author: Ma Xin
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: A smart child possesses a pure and innocent heart. When facing the ever-changing, colorful world, their minds are always filled with endless "whys." Each seemingly simple and childish question contains scientific knowledge from various fields of nature. Nature is an incredibly wonderful kingdom. Do you want to uncover its mysterious veil? Then, come with me! Here, you will find the secrets about technological civilization that you've always wanted to know, along with some astonishing facts. Now, pick up this lovely book and turn its pages one by one. This series is written for children whose minds are always filled with whimsical ideas. To them, the world is like a super magic box—just open the lid gently, and amazing things will always happen. But, "the performance" doesn't end so easily! Children will shout in wonder at everything they see: Will a firefly's light burn itself out? Do turtles have ears? Will bats get dizzy and feel bloated when sleeping upside down? Can mushrooms eat mosquitoes? Can pinecones predict the weather? How do TV programs get into the TV? Why don't zippers separate when pulled? Why does a soccer ball curve? Why do humans have navel eyes? What kind of water is in the mouth? How many stars can each person share? Are aliens small, big-headed monsters? However, not all parents have a "magic manual," so sometimes children still can't get satisfactory answers. Now, you have luckily picked up this lovely book and turned its pages one by one. Oh no! The secrets of the magic box are about to be completely uncovered by you!