A Really Short History of Nearly Everything

A Really Short History of Nearly EverythingBy: Bill Bryson Explore the mysteries of the universe without ever leaving your home! Bill Bryson takes on the world of science and answers questions big and small, perfect for curious readers looking to learn outside of the classroom! Did you know that: Every atom in your body has almost certainly passed through several stars and been part of millions of organisms on its way to being you? If you are an average sized kid, you have enough potential

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