Oliver's Great Big Universe: Evolution Changes Everything - Jorge Cham

 


Oliver is back and this time he's writing a book about animals and evolution so he can raise money to buy himself a new computer.  From cats to dinosaurs, mass extinction to the planet itself, the book looks at how things have evolved combining science with laughter and a host of wonderful illustrations.  The book is full of facts that will engage readers and impart new knowledge without them realising it.  There's even a section for those who want to learn more, and a double page at the end with quick facts readers can share with others. 

Evolution Changes Everything is a great addition to a fab series but can also be read as a stand alone.  Publishing on the 11th September, the book is perfect for fans of Diary of A Wimpy Kid and Louis Stowell's Loki. 

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