Children’s Illustrated Encyclopedia contains more than 30 projects and experiments. The book is full of colour pictures depicting essential general knowledge topics. It helps the young minds to develop curiosity and more interest in knowing the world around us. The book has questions and answers accompanied by pictures. Some of such questions are what is a star, how does one waltz, who was Genghis Khan, where is the Statue of Liberty and what was it erected for, what’s interesting about sharks, macaws, and snails and so on. The book is compiled in an easy-to-read manner and has more than 800 photographs and illustrations. It is one of the best books for children to begin reading with.

About the Authors

Francesca Baines, Jack Challoner, Fiona MacDonald, and Steve Parker have authored and co-authored some of the best science books, general knowledge books and graphic classics for children and young adults in many other genre. Some of the titles that could be referred to with these authors are Know It All: Facts, STATS, Lists, Records, and More, The Illustrated Encyclopedia: Thematically Arranged, 1001 Inventions That Changed the World, The Elements: The New Guide to the Building Blocks of Our Universe, Visual Dictionary of Physics, and Graphic Classics: Journey to the Center of the Earth.