Collection: Children's non-fiction

Get lost in the diverse and bustling world of mammals - with more to explore than you ever imagined! 'A Whole World of Mammals' presents the stunning breadth of mammal varieties that roam Earth.

'A Whole World of Minibeasts' presents the stunning breadth of minibeast varieties that roam Earth, including everything from insects to arachnids, slugs, snails and worms to millipedes and teeny, tiny tardigrades. Who is related to whom? Which type swim or fly or hop? Which have the coolest camo...

Get lost in the diverse and bustling world of prehistoric life - with more to explore than you ever imagined! 'A Whole World of Prehistoric Life' presents the stunning breadth of animal and plant varieties that filled prehistoric Earth. Which types of animal could swim or fly? When did flowers st...

In this book, discover how this not-so-lovely part of nature is essential to our world. In fact, we need poo to help crops grow and replenish soil. Certain animals even eat poo for nutrients! With eye-catching photos, quick facts and end matter, budding scientists are sure to enjoy exploring more...

Something really strange happened 10,000 years ago, and it changed everything. Why did millions of people agree to obey a few leaders? Where did kings and kingdoms come from? The answer to that is one of the strangest tales you'll ever hear. And it's a true story. Have you ever wondered how we go...

In this fascinating and touching book, children can learn about 50 courageous creatures from around the world and throughout history. This fully illustrated collection gathers heart-warming, surprising and often emotionally powerful stories of bravery, discovery and friendship. Featuring a range ...

'Wonders of the Mind' takes a powerful look at the workings of the brain and the complexity of the mind. Explore the chemical messages that guide our bodies, the changes brains and minds undergo as they grow, our emotions, memories and the power of sleep. Enhance your understanding of both neurod...

This title journeys from the night sky to oceans, deserts and beyond to explore the unseen world at night.

Ever wondered what it would be like to be an Incan runner, carrying messages across the ancient Andes at lightning speed? Or perhaps a jester, keeping the royal courts in stitches with your hilarious antics? What about a stage farter? A poo collector? A body double? All these jobs are yours for t...

Dinosaurs lived on Earth for around 165 million years! We know about them because of how paleontologists have studied their fossilised bones. Did you know that dinosaurs could swim and make music? Or that dinosaurs had feathers? And some walked on tiptoe - all the time! Read more amazing facts ab...