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Packed with striking photography and the topics kids love most, this is the fundamental guide to the world around you. The world's greatest record-breakers, most remarkable animals, inspiring history-makers, and cutting-edge technology are all here, in one utterly unputdownable kid's encyclopedia. 

Take a journey to a vanished world with the ADVENTURES IN TIME series - stories so exciting you won't believe they're all true. AGE 12

In Never Mind the B#ll*cks, Here’s the Science  Professor Luke O’Neill grapples with life's biggest questions and tells us what science has to say about them. This has been adapted for children.

Show Me the Science asks the same questions and encourages children to apply a scientific mindset in attempting to answer them.

The awesome gift the whole-family can enjoy! This 2024 children's annual is loaded with all-new jaw-dropping, eye-popping, brain-bending facts and bright, bold photography! Combining the planet's weirdest facts with the coolest and strangest true stories.

Daily Life: Freezing and scanning, road sweeping and busy street scenes; machines are everywhere in daily life! Bright illustrations and informative text show a wide variety of working machines that we see every day. A really fun and engaging hot-topic for curious little engineers. Digging, ploughing, baking, flying and zooming into space.

Pack your bags and have a sleepover in Ancient Egypt! Join two friends and their mischievous cat who happen to be able to time travel! AGE 6+

From the bestselling author of How Are You Feeling Today?, this picture book encourages children to celebrate uniqueness and diversity and helps them to challenge stereotypes. 

A gorgeous, award-winning picture book about the beauty of small things and the healing power of nature The blossom blowing in the wind, the snow-capped mountains, the coat of a roe deer. From up in the air, everything looks so beautiful to the starling. He wants to sing about it to the world! 

Take a wild ride through Beanotown with this ultimate guide to all things Beano.

As an energetic six-year-old, Beth Mead was taken to a weekly local football session by her mum. Finding a passion for the game, Beth often found herself as the only girl on the team. Despite being laughed at for this, she let her natural talent do the talking. At 16, Mead was signed to Sunderland where she made a name for herself as a top goalscorer.