Collection: Children's non-fiction

Each title in the 'Your Brilliant Body' series looks at a different system of the human body, exploring anatomy from top to toe with attention-grabbing facts and key information. The series combines an exciting design with lively factual text to reveal the wonders of the human body.

Designed for Core Study Unit 3, at Key Stage 2, "Your Victorian Locality" looks at Victorian Britain. It shows children how to search for evidence of change in their own local buildings, streets and families, and includes domestic, economic, religious and social aspects of change.

'You're a Poet' is a story book with a difference - through five uniquely warm and cosy tales, readers can delight in the happy world of Piglet, his family and his friends and, at the same time, learn five brilliantly fun and easy ways to write a poem.

Do you have curly hair or straight? Brown eyes or blue? Maybe you wear glasses or braces or use a wheelchair? 'You're Unique' takes a look at all different things that make us all individual, and explains just how you became you. It also reminds us that every body is amazing and should be cared f...

Colours, animals, space, music, fairytale fireworks! Here is a collection of poems especially written for performance. Perfect for the classroom and also for reading aloud at home.

The stench of rotting flesh fills the air. If there's one zombie nearby, there is sure to be many. Packs of hungry undead zombies can be tough to defeat. But with magic spells and undead strength, mummies are powerful monsters too. Learn the strengths and abilities of these undead creatures.

Find out all there is to know about your favourite zoo animals with these exciting craft projects! Follow the step-by-step instructions to make meerkats, elephants, monkeys, lions, and much more! You can even create displays for your classroom or at home. Each project uses materials that are easy...

Spend a fun day as a zookeeper caring for wild animals and find out how zookeepers use maths every day. The reader is asked to collect data and information from the spreads then use all their maths skills to answer the questions and solve the problems.

What is zoology? What do zoologists do? How smart are animals? Find out about the pioneering work of scientist through the ages, explore the tools and skills needed to be a zoologist and discover what can be done to protect endangered species.

Aimed at children aged 5-8, the African Civilisations series looks at the origins, homelands, religions and traditions of various African civilisations.