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World Book Encyclopedia - 2011


 Volumes 22

 ISBN

978-0-7166-0111-1

 Categories Encyclopedias, General Interest, Geography, History, Science (nature), Social studies
 Price Rs.61,200/-
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Description:

The 2011 edition of World Book Encyclopedia features: 27,500 plus rich photographs and illustrations; 3,800 plus contributors; 2,200 plus colourful, cartographically accurate maps provide current borders and topographic, economic, and historical details.

World Book content meets the learner where the learner meets the subject.

The Spinescape® design for The World Book Encyclopedia 2011 - Emperors of the Ice - depicts the hardy emperor penguin, which inhabits the coldest, iciest region in the world. During winter,nearly all animals leave Antarctica except the emperor penguin. The emperor is the only bird that spends the winter on Antarctica’s open ice. From the ends of the earth to your own backyard, you can rely on World Book for accurate, authoritative information.

World Book editors present thorough information in a clear, direct style that makes each article both substantive and understandable. Articles start with relatively basic information and advance in depth as they progress.

 

Key features include:

  • Highlighting the edition are new and expanded articles on Julia Gillard, Peter Charles Doherty, audio book, crime scene investigation, doping, earthquake, extinction, forensic science, fossil fuel, Generation Y, hip hop, mixed martial arts, among many other topics.

  • Thousands of new and revised articles provide reliable and current information. Revisions are made throughout the set, across all topics and all types of data.

  • Comprehension questions, outlines, timelines, and related content lists enhance retention.

  • More than 27,500 rich photographs and illustrations deliver additional information and visual understanding.

  • Expert contributors, advisers, editors, and researchers collaborate to ensure that articles are understandable, accurate, and reflect current scholarship.

  • Articles are accessible to a wide range of readers, beginning with the most basic information, including definitions and pronunciations, and proceeding to explain the most complex topics with clear text and useful images.