Science and Geography
Illustrated children’s books about science and geography
Beautifully clear illustrations and simple texts help young scientists to understand how and why things work as they do in our world. They will learn about the importance of Light and Water on our planet and the wonders of Colours.
Young readers can also find out how the Universe was was created (Atlas of Space), watch volcanoes erupt and new islands being created (Atlas of the Earth). They will explore the wonders of the Earth’s surface (Earth and Sky) and learn how the craters of the Moon were formed.
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Atlas of Space
£9.99
Find out how Big Bang created our universe, explore the surface of the moon, go by satellite to the fiery sun, and follow the life of a star.
Atlas of the Earth
£9.99
Find out how landscapes are formed over millions of years; discover how wind, water, and ice sculpt valleys and mountains; and see a new island emerge as a volcano erupts.
Colours
£9.99
Explore the magic of colors: make them change as you turn the page. Mix yellow and blue and you have a small green frog on a big green leaf.
Deserts
£9.99
See how the heat, the cold and the wind shape the landscape. Discover how people, plants, and animals survive in these desolate regions of the earth.
Earth and Sky
£9.99
Observe our planet from Space. Explore the wonders of the Earth’s surface: mountains, erupting volcanoes, caves. Learn how the Sun warms our planet, and about the different phases of the Moon.
In the Sky
£9.99
Discover the planets and stars of our solar system. Find out what lies beyond our own galaxy. Look at all the different flying machines that fill the skies. Learn about the satellites that have been s…
Light
£9.99
Find out why rainbows form, see how light makes plants grow, and watch color disappear in the dark.
Moon
£9.99
Through a series of captivating illustrations and diagrams we observe the craters on the Moon, how the Moon orbits around the Earth and its relative size compared to the Earth and the Sun. We find out…
My First Encyclopedia of How?
£14.99
How do plants grow? How does the water get to your tap? How are babies made? How does an aeroplane fly? How did pirates attack their enemies? This book provides clear and concise answers to many quest…
My First Encyclopedia of Why?
£14.99
Why is a storm noisy? Why do trees lose their leaves in autumn? Why are there mountains? Why do we have a belly button? What are flamingos pink? Why don’t boats sink? This book provides clear answers…
Water
£9.99
Raindrops, icicles, puddles, rivers, oceans, dams, hoses, and taps—readers will learn that water is falling, melting, and flowing all around us in nature, at home, and even inside us.
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