Alles, was wir wissen und was nicht

Lexicon was yesterday: the best infotainment for reference and reading

What are stars made of? How do plants and animals survive in the desert? What determines how much children resemble their parents? The world and the universe are full of things to discover and, above all, to marvel at. Science journalist Christopher Lloyd has compiled short articles on a variety of topics for knowledge seekers of all ages. His encyclopedia provides reading pleasure for the whole family with moments of revelation!

• Knowledge for everyone: This is how general education is fun!

• Universe, humans, animal kingdom, and much more: 8 chapters on the most important areas of knowledge

• Quite colorful: over 1000 illustrations, timelines, and infographics

• Factastic: Incredible and astonishing facts explained clearly

• What scientists have yet to discover - and why

The cosmos, our lives, and everything: world knowledge for curious readers

In his follow-up book to "Simply Everything!", Christopher Lloyd presents popular science and general knowledge in such an entertaining way that you'll want to keep flipping the pages. Facts, photos, and records allow the reader to discover a new world on every page. Concise explanations get straight to the point. Illustrations and 3D graphics clarify complex topics. "Everything We Know" is a richly filled encyclopedia that invites you to browse and wonder - the perfect knowledge book for everyone!.