Atlas Obscura for children. Travel to the most unusual places on the planet
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About the book
The book introduces the child to little -known and at the same time amazing miracles of the planet: natural and man -made. In total, the book describes 100 places and 46 countries of the world. Each turn is dedicated to a particular country or territory (for example, Scotland, Texas, Micronesia, Antarctica) The next turn begins with a similar place, but on the other edge of the world. We read about the Caves of the Svetlyachki Whitomo in New Zealand, and then about the Svetlyachkov show in the National Park "Great Small Mountains" in Tennessy (USA).
Book chips
The authors give interesting advice to the traveler.
There are many interesting facts that expand the horizons. For example, at the end of the book you will find a list of maximum speeds of different vehicles, including the speed of Ferrari, Peruvian boat and tyrannosaurus.
The book has a list of thematic routes compiled from places listed in the book. For example, "riddles of history", an “lover of extreme”, "underground", "water miracles".
Beautiful reversal illustrations, the text goes right along them.
For each place, the coordinates (degrees of latitude and longitude) are indicated, which can be driven into an online card and see where it is located
How to read this book
You can read the book in series, surprised, inspired, driven into the online card and find the described place there, persuade parents to go to one or another country. You can read inconsistently, and, guided by the content, choose interesting countries and territories, or, having watched thematic lists at the end of the book, make your own unique "route" of reading.
For whom this book
For children aged 8 years and older.
About the authors
Dylan Tyuras - co -founder and creative director of Atlas Obscura.
Rosemary Mosko - writer of cognitive books and artist. Rosemary loves to share with his other love for the world. She wrote two comics and became the co -author of Atlas Obscura for children. Once Rosemary spent six months, drawing all 162 types of US snakes.
For secondary school age
The book introduces the child to little -known and at the same time amazing miracles of the planet: natural and man -made. In total, the book describes 100 places and 46 countries of the world. Each turn is dedicated to a particular country or territory (for example, Scotland, Texas, Micronesia, Antarctica) The next turn begins with a similar place, but on the other edge of the world. We read about the Caves of the Svetlyachki Whitomo in New Zealand, and then about the Svetlyachkov show in the National Park "Great Small Mountains" in Tennessy (USA).
Book chips
The authors give interesting advice to the traveler.
There are many interesting facts that expand the horizons. For example, at the end of the book you will find a list of maximum speeds of different vehicles, including the speed of Ferrari, Peruvian boat and tyrannosaurus.
The book has a list of thematic routes compiled from places listed in the book. For example, "riddles of history", an “lover of extreme”, "underground", "water miracles".
Beautiful reversal illustrations, the text goes right along them.
For each place, the coordinates (degrees of latitude and longitude) are indicated, which can be driven into an online card and see where it is located
How to read this book
You can read the book in series, surprised, inspired, driven into the online card and find the described place there, persuade parents to go to one or another country. You can read inconsistently, and, guided by the content, choose interesting countries and territories, or, having watched thematic lists at the end of the book, make your own unique "route" of reading.
For whom this book
For children aged 8 years and older.
About the authors
Dylan Tyuras - co -founder and creative director of Atlas Obscura.
Rosemary Mosko - writer of cognitive books and artist. Rosemary loves to share with his other love for the world. She wrote two comics and became the co -author of Atlas Obscura for children. Once Rosemary spent six months, drawing all 162 types of US snakes.
For secondary school age
Author:
Author:Rosemary Mosko, Dylan Tyuras
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Cardboard
Series:
Series: myth. Childhood 5-12
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:6+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00169-373-4
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