Collection: Children's non-fiction

This text looks at the great events and achievements of the Victorian era. Real-life photographs of inventions, clothes, architecture and memorabilia offer a unique view of the history and daily life during the Victorian era.

The Medieval World takes the reader back through the centuries to explore the castles, courtyards, monasteries, manuscripts, battles and banquets of a world full of knights and damsels, shining armour and thundering hooves.

Take your place in the Globe Theatre of Shakespeare's day to see seven of his best-loved plays brought vividly to life in Williams' accessible comic-strip versions, which include the bard's own dialogue and the rowdy remarks of the audience.

Illustrated in colour throughout, this is a collection of the most well-known and well-loved stories from the Bible. Chosen from the Old and New Testament, each one has been specially selected and retold to enable youngsters to gain understanding.

This flap book takes a humorous yet historically accurate look at life in a 13th century medieval castle. Inventive embedded flaps on each double-page spread allow children to explore the hidden world of the castle, peeking inside stables, tents, and carriages along the way.

Split into four colour-coded sections covering all aspects of the SAT and GCSE curriculums, this maths dictionary covers key concepts from algebra to APRSs, volume to vectors and trigonometry to transformation.

This title follows life for folks in Roman Britain from Nasty Nero and other awful emperors, to brave Boudicca and the poor old peasants. Find out what Romans wore under their kilts, how ancient Britons made their hair spikey, and why rich Romans needed a vomitarium.

This new collection of children's poetry will delight readers young and old with Michael Rosen's famous sense of humour, wonder and pathos.

This title explores some of the most gruesome mummies in the history of Egyptology. It also looks at the lives and cultures of the ancient Egyptians, examining how, why, when and where they mummified their dead for the journey to the afterlife.

With colour headwords, alphabet and virtual thumb tabs down every page and a clear, accessible design, students can navigate this dictionary with ease. It is an ideal reference covering the general requirements of what literate primary pupils should be achieving in the NLS.