Oliver's World Quest: Explore, Learn, Discover

Oliver has lost his magic atlas. Every capital in the world has slipped off

the map — and he needs a young explorer to put them back.

HOW IT WORKS

Every page asks one question: what is the capital of this country? Tap the

answer you think is right and the book opens that page by itself.

Guess right and you travel on to the next country. Guess wrong and you land

at a misty crossroads: name a flag, and you are back in front of the same

country to try again. A mistake never ends the adventure and nobody is ever

sent back to the beginning.

ALL 193 COUNTRIES, SHUFFLED

The continents are deliberately mixed, so no child can guess an answer from

the page before: Germany follows Peru, Chile follows Kenya. The journey opens

with the capitals most children already know and ends with the hardest ones —

Grenada, Burkina Faso, Vanuatu, Côte d'Ivoire.

ON EVERY PAGE

The real national flag of the country

Four possible capitals to choose from

A fun fact worth repeating at dinner

Illustrated throughout, written for ages 7 to 12

776 pages, 193 countries, one continuous adventure. A fixed-layout book that

reads best on a tablet, a phone or a colour Kobo, where every answer is a

tappable link.

Every capital and every flag was checked against current official sources,

including the changes most children's atlases still miss.