An octopus has zero bones - a counting book about our amazing world

Do you ever wonder…
How many grains of rice are in a kilo of rice?
How many times does a black bear's heart beat in an hour?
How many times do you breathe in a day?
How far is it to travel to the moon and back?
And how far to Saturn?
How many meters are between us and the clouds?
What happens if you keep adding zeros after a number? And what is the largest number?
How many liters of water fall from Niagara Falls?
How deep is the deepest point of the sea?

The answers to all these questions are included An octopus has zero bones – along with many more incredible ones facts related to numbers and the world around us.

'We parents like to help our children feel, taste and experience new things. We want them to be able to discover the world. Just as important (and fun!) is measuring and counting everything around us. It is also a nice way to understand and understand the world better. This book is full of sweet, fun and challenging things you can find and count in the world. As a child, I would really get goosebumps when I found out how big numbers can get and how far away the planets are from us. Exactly the things this beautifully illustrated book is full of.'
– Diederik Jekel