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"Treasury of knowledge for young people - Prehistoric life" (1981) is a popular science book intended for younger readers that explains the development of life on Earth before the appearance of written records.
The book serves as an accessible introduction to mathematics, with the aim of developing understanding, interest, and confidence in working with numbers and mathematical concepts.
The book is one of Ivan Supek's key philosophical works, in which he presents his original epistemological position based on the synthesis of natural sciences and humanism.
The book is balanced but critical of the nuclear industry — highlighting the technical, economic and political weaknesses of the programs in different countries (USA, UK, France, etc.).
The book explores themes of childhood trauma, injustice, personal growth, and self-discovery through life's challenges, using retrospective narratives to illustrate key life lessons.