If the World Were 100 People

“It’s about percentages, it’s about showing the spread of characteristics across the world. It’s picking up interesting points, and it raises a lot of points that can be built on and explored. You don’t have to read the book, you can open it at a single page and form a lesson from it or form a discussion from it, be it at the dinner table at home or in the school room.” Read more...

Best Science Books for Children: the 2022 Royal Society Young People’s Book Prize

Alan Wilson, Scientist