Everything Under the Sun: All Around the World
By Molly Oldfield
Could mind-reading and wormholes be real? Curious questions uncover astonishing answers about our world.
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What is Everything Under the Sun: All Around the World about?
Why do boats float? Can snails travel upside down? Where is the happiest place in the world? In this richly illustrated collection, children’s questions from around the globe lead to fascinating answers about science, nature, people and everyday life. Discover how roller skates were invented, why we daydream, whether mind-reading is possible, how frogs leap and what wormholes might be. With contributions from experts, authors and artists, this book celebrates curiosity and invites readers to explore the world one question at a time.
About the author
Molly Oldfield is a British author who loves discovering amazing facts and sharing them with readers. She wrote the popular book 'Everything Under the Sun', where she answers curious questions from children. Molly enjoys learning new things every day and hopes to inspire young people to explore the wonderful world around them.
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2025
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