The big children's university knowledge box

Questions upon questions, with answers upon answers, summarizing everything about humans, our history, and nature into one bundle. The Children's University provides easily understandable answers to some of the world's most difficult and fascinating problems. Witty and entertainingly read by Rufus Beck, Ulrich Noethen, and Christine Urspruch.

Semester one includes:
Why did the dinosaurs go extinct? Why do volcanoes spit fire? Why are there rich and poor people? Why do we laugh at jokes? Why do people have to die? Why do humans descend from monkeys? Why do Muslims pray on carpets? Why is school boring?

Semester two includes:
Why shouldn't we clone humans? Why are Greek statues naked? Why do we dream? Why can we hear? Why are adults allowed more than children? Why do plants grow? Why am I me? Why do stars fall from the sky?

Semester three includes:
Why did knights build castles? Why do boys fight and girls act catty? Why is there lightning and thunder? Why can doctors heal? Why do bats see with their ears? Why are athletes always getting better? Why do we tell stories? Why can't mathematicians do math?.