Technology. Children's Encyclopedia

Where does gas come from in our homes? When was the first computer created? How does mobile communication work? In the new book from the children's encyclopedia series, Chevostik and Uncle Kuzya will embark on an unusual journey and discover that the simplest things around us are connected to complex technologies. They will find out where the water in the tap comes from, where the light in the light bulb comes from, how flour is produced for making bread, and when telephone communication was invented. Additionally, the heroes will visit a metallurgical plant where steel is smelted for car production and even travel on a medical train equipped with the latest devices. Who is Chevostik? Chevostik is a charming character from a well-known audio project. Today, kids know him from encyclopedias. The series continues to publish books that explain the structure of the world to children. Children perceive information much better when a fairy tale character tells them about the world. That’s why girls and boys love such encyclopedias. Chevostik, together with Uncle Kuzya, makes amazing journeys into the world of sciences: physics, chemistry, astronomy, anatomy, geology, and more. He tells children about great geographical discoveries, the conquest of space, and magical chemical transformations. Who is this book for? For curious children aged 6 and up. For all fans of Chevostik. For preschoolers and younger schoolchildren.