Mysteries of the Earth's Depths: Why Is There So Much Talk About Oil and Gas?

How to explain the complex structure of the world to a child in simple words so that they don't get bored? How to engage a little one in reading and show them how many opportunities and amazing discoveries they can make in life? 
This book will help spark children's interest and create a unique atmosphere of adventure where, by playing, drawing, solving riddles and puzzles, the young reader learns and explores the world.
With each page of this book, the child better understands why adults talk so much about oil and gas, why they are so important for our planet, what is made from these valuable minerals, and what professions are related to this industry.
The history of the extraction of these materials from ancient times, famous personalities, organizations, methods and constructions — all the most important (and most interesting!) information can be found in this book!
Charming characters who will become the reader's best friends engage them in the narrative. With them, it's funny, fun, and there's no time to be bored! Thanks to them, their questions, discoveries, their curiosity and openness, even the most complex topics turn into a magical adventure.

Funny questions, the answers to which the reader will find in this edition:
• What color is oil and what does it taste like?
• How did they extract oil in the ancient world? Yes, yes, those same Romans from legends!
• How did oil save whales and what did they need to be saved from?
• Is it true that even the most fragrant shower gel and rubber duck are made from oil?
• Why is natural gas called the "sacred fire"?
• How is a monster with the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a dragon connected to gas?
• How did gas lead to the creation of this book?

This book not only provides basic knowledge about oil and gas in simple language and an engaging style, but it also motivates the young reader to learn new things and be curious about the wonderful world around them. It is a guide for little Napoleons ready to conquer the toughest peaks, and for parents who want their children to grow up successful, confident, and curious.