Hi everyone,

I am not much of a quantum physicist but love reading texts on QP.
I have a small problem and maybe, I thought, users of this forum can help me out.

About 10 years ago, when I was still a teenager, I remember reading a book on Quantum Physics. I still remember the book was a fantastic read. Concepts were explained in an extremely simple manner that all could understand.

Unfortunately I have forgotten the name of the book as well as its author.
One thing I know for sure that the book was written by a Russian. The cover of the book was black and yellow. The top half black and the bottom yellow or vice versa.
The author made quantum physics look so simple (remarkably). The texts were mostly theory (very little mathematics) with illustrations. The book was not a text book for school or university students but for a layman.

If anyone in the forum can tell me the name of the book and its author provided the information above, I would be extremely grateful.

I am willing to let you know any other information that you require.

Thanks and regards,
Zapp