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    Children's encyclopedia General Knowledge: The World of Knowledge
    Children's encyclopedia General Knowledge: The World of Knowledge
    Children's encyclopedia General Knowledge: The World of Knowledge
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    Children's encyclopedia General Knowledge: The World of Knowledge

    By Manasvi Vohra

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    The book, General Knowledge focusses mainly on the amazing and interesting facts of the World, such as: The Stone Age, How was the International Date Line (IDL) formed, The Story behind the Name, America, How was the United Kingdom formed, What is Red Cross, The Story behind Mona Lisa, and so on...
    The highlights of the book are:
    Colourful and labelled illustrations
    Interesting Quick Facts
    A glossary of difficult words, containing their meanings, explanations, etc.
    So dear readers, pick up the book as fast as you can, for it's a treasure trove of knowledge and information, which you can use as a reference material for competition preparation or extra curricular activities.
    Happy Reading and Learning!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherV&S Publishers
    Release dateApr 1, 2020
    ISBN9789350578407
    Children's encyclopedia General Knowledge: The World of Knowledge

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