Why was Ancient Rome called the capital of the world? Is it true that the first multi-story buildings appeared there? What is an aqueduct?
In this new book from the children's encyclopedia series featuring Chevostik, our favorite characters set off for Ancient Rome. They will learn why this city is still famous, who founded it, and how people lived there. Chevostik and Uncle Kuzya will visit the famous Colosseum amphitheater, see gladiatorial combat and chariot races. They will also meet the great commander Julius Caesar and have fun at a festival with the city's inhabitants in the main square!
Who is Chevostik?
Chevostik is a lovable character from a popular audio project. Today, children know him from these encyclopedias. The series continues to release books that explain how the world works to children.
Children absorb information much better when it is told to them by a whimsical character. That is exactly why boys and girls love these kinds of encyclopedias.
Together with Uncle Kuzya, Chevostik embarks on amazing journeys into the world of science: physics, chemistry, astronomy, anatomy, geology, and others. He tells children about great geographical discoveries, the conquest of space, and magical chemical transformations.
Author: Elena Kachur
Pages: 80 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 265x205x10 mm
Series: Children's encyclopedias with Chevostik
