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A Really Short History of Nearly Everything

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Explore the mysteries of the universe without ever leaving your home! Bill Bryson takes on the world of science and answers questions big and small, perfect for curious readers looking to learn outside of the classroom!

Did you know that:

- Every atom in your body has almost certainly passed through several stars and been part of millions of organisms on its way to being you?

- If you are an average-sized kid, you have enough potential energy inside you to explode with the force of several hydrogen bombs?

And--What happened to dinosaurs? How big is the universe? Why are oceans salty? Is a meteor going to hit us?

Tackling everything from the Big Bang to the rise of civilization, Bill Bryson's inimitable storytelling skill makes the why, how, and, just as importantly, the who of scientific discovery entertaining and accessible for young readers.

Book Details

ISBN: 

9780385738101

EAN: 

9780385738101

Binding: 

Hardcover

Pages: 

176

Authors: 

Bill Bryson

Publisher: 

Delacorte Press

Published Date: 2009-27-10

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Kitty Havener
Returned

Returned, not what I thought it was

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Jinsull
A great gift for a middle grade student.

It was a donation for a middle grade child in our Christmas gift program. A bit challenging with good information.

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Katy
Pictures are nice and clear

Pictures are nice and clear easy to read for adults and love the feel of the paper

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Kindle Customer
Great buy

Bill Bryson's books are always a treat to read. Makes for a good gift too.

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Annie Girl
Great Gift for a Preteen!

This hardback book is very sturdy and well-made. Present and easy to read format with lots of pictures It is clearly printed, and the colors are vibrant. I bought it as a gift for my friend’s preteen. He loved it and immediately started looking through it. It’s great for sparking curiosity. I also recommend Bill Brysonβ€˜s other books.