Encyclopedia for Children and Youth I Want to Know Everything in the World set of 3 books

The set "Encyclopedia for Children and Youth "I Want to Know Everything in the World"" includes the following books:
"Evolution"
Adapt or die - this is the most famous law of nature. But how does evolution actually occur? It is too slow... to be seen with the naked eye, but evolution is continuously happening around us. Even if you are familiar with key concepts such as variability, natural selection, and the conflict between parents and offspring, understanding them fully requires context. From population to speciation, from polymorphism to evolutionary psychology - this book has everything you need to know. «Evolution in 30 Seconds» opens a laboratory of life to consider the 50 most significant topics that will help you understand everything about the missing links in the origin of species and the process of natural selection over four billion years. Learn all about the development of living organisms at micro- and macro-levels - from genes to geniuses. Mark Fellow, head of the School of Biological Sciences, and Nick Batty, head of the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Reading in the UK. Their combined expertise covers the full diversity of the subject: Professor Batty - in cells, genes, and plants; and Professor Fellow - in ecology, evolution of animals, and intraspecific interactions.
"Biology"
Plants and animals, their life and death may seem quite simple at first glance, but what really happens inside a living organism? Can you explain how the respiratory system works or how plants defend themselves? Why does understanding epigenetics help us fight diseases and how does climate affect extinction? Arm yourself with the answers needed to join any discussion about life on Earth.
«Biology in 30 Seconds» dissects the main questions of biological science, delving into the 50 most significant theories and discoveries that have shaped our understanding of the world around us. Spend half a minute studying the emergence of life and how and why species interact. Explore all the «for» and «against» bacteria or dive into the mysteries of cellular cooperations. There has never been a better time to brush up on your knowledge of the natural world. Nick Batty is a professor of botany, and Mark Shellow is a professor of ecology at the University of Reading. Their combined knowledge covers the entire spectrum of biological sciences: Professor Batty's experience in theoretical and applied botany, his interest in the history of biology combined with Shellow's research in insect ecology and the impact of urbanization on wildlife.
"Stephen Hawking"
Stephen Hawking - an outstanding theoretical physicist and one of the greatest scientists, who explained the most complex phenomena of theoretical physics and cosmology to ordinary people, a participant in social and political campaigns, including the public movement for the rights of people with disabilities.
The book «Stephen Hawking in 30 Seconds» -...