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For Kids & Young Readers

100000 Whys

The Encyclopedia of Curiosities for Kids

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Length
201 pages
Published
May 4, 2026
Language
English
Category
Children's Books › Science, Nature & How It Works › How Things Work

About this book

The night you give them this book, you won't get it back until they've read three chapters.

Because the questions inside are ones they've actually asked. And the answers — for once — are worth reading.

Why did woolly mammoths still walk the Earth while the pyramids were being built? Why do all blue-eyed people share one common ancestor? Why do sharks grow 30,000 teeth in a lifetime? Why does time feel faster the older you get?

These aren't trivia questions dressed up as learning. These are the things children lie in the grass wondering about, or ask from the back seat and won't let go until someone gives them a real answer. 100,000 Whys: The Encyclopedia of Curiosities for Kids gives them 170 real answers — and for once, real means real.

Each answer runs long enough to actually explain something — written so a seven-year-old understands it and a twelve-year-old finds it interesting. Every page has a full-color illustration that makes the answer visual, not just verbal. And every page ends with a Did You Know? fact chosen for one reason: it's the kind of thing children repeat at breakfast the next morning without being asked.

170 pages built exactly this way. Cover to cover.

Ten chapters take children from the bottom of the ocean to the edge of the universe — dinosaurs, the human body, weather, space, animals, food, science, and the wonderfully strange facts about everyday life that nobody ever explains properly. Five bonus sections let them test what stuck, think like a scientist, and write their own WHY questions in blank pages designed exactly for that.

This book is for the child who doesn't accept "I don't know."

The one who follows up every answer with another question. The one who makes you look things up at 8pm. The one who asked why the sky is blue and then asked why light scatters and then asked why that means blue and not green — and was right to keep asking, because the full answer is genuinely fascinating and they deserved to hear it.

Give them the book. Step back. Watch what happens.

200 pages. Full color. One illustration per page. 170 questions that finally get the answers they deserve.

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