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A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson is nonfiction, science and history novel which tells about the old and modern concept of the universe and the living. Bill Bryson is the author of this impressive novel. The author has created a story about the peoples and the earth on which they are living. Bill has organized this book into six parts and each part contains the interesting facts. In the first part, he describes the big bang which was the beginning of the universe. This bang has created thousands of planets and earth is one of them.

A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson

In the second part, he defines the size of the earth as compared to the size defined by the 17th-century scientists. The third part describes the theories of Einstein, how he defines the plate tectonics and the atom. The fourth part tells us about the dangerous planet which lies in the center of the universe. In the second last chapter, he discusses the life, different aspects of life and the mysterious concepts of life in the different religions. In last, Bill talks about the human beings and their evolution. What makes us human today and how we transform ourselves into modern human and society?

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  • Name: A Short History of Nearly Everything
  • Authors: Bill Bryson
  • Publish Date: September 14, 2004
  • Language: English
  • Genre: History, Nonfiction, Science
  • Format: PDF/ePub
  • Size: 2 MB
  • Pages: 544
  • Price: Free
  • ISBN: 076790818X

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