Non Fiction Genres

What makes marsupials special?
What lives at the bottom of the ocean?
And how did giant pandas get their name?
Discover everything there is to know about the world’s most exciting wildlife in this fact-filled guide to the animal kingdom. Featuring over 100 stunning illustrations and fascinating trivia to spark your child’s curiosity, budding zoologists will love learning about rainforest favourites, desert dwellers and everything in between.

Discover a whole new world of baby animals in this colourful first lift-the-flaps book, perfect for curious little learners.

What do tadpoles grow up to be? Whose babies are known as hoglets? Which mammals break the rules by laying eggs? Lift the flaps to find out!

- An excellent early-years introduction to educational topics
- Interactive, liftable flaps are ideal for building children's dexterity
- Helps to build children's language and vocabulary skills
- Introduces children to the subjects of animals and the natural world

Discover a whole new world of dinosaurs in this colourful first lift-the-flap book, perfect for curious little learners.

What did a herbivorous dinosaur eat? Which dinosaur had big plates on its back? How long ago was the Jurassic Period? Lift the flaps to find out!

- An excellent early-years introduction to educational topics
- Interactive, liftable flaps are ideal for building children's dexterity
- Helps to build children's language and vocabulary skills
- Introduces children to the subjects of history and the natural world

How do you measure an earthquake?
Which is the longest river in the world?
And which special fungus glows in the dark?

Discover everything there is to know about nature's most wonderful creations in this fact-filled guide to Earth. Featuring over 100 stunning illustrations and fascinating trivia to spark your child's curiosity, budding explorers will love learning about icy Arctic lands, the secret world of plants and everything in between.

This gorgeous book is packed with extraordinary facts about the natural world, perfect for curious early learners!

Rainbow and Sparkle are ready to explore!

Search for them all over Unicorn Land, and spot lots of other things too. There are 1001 things to find, from dragons to cakes. Can you see them all?

- Packed full of search-and-find activities!
- With 1001 magical things to find!
- Explore 11 enchanting scenes

With artwork from the brilliant Natasha Rimmington, a famously popular theme and 1001 Things To find, Vehicles is a standout title

From banks and savings to investments and entrepreneurship, this entertaining book explains all aspects of this wide-ranging subject in clear and easy-to-understand language. Young readers can find out when money was first used, how economics such as John Maynard Keynes and Adam Smith saw the world of money, what credit cards are for, and even how to handle their own finances in later life. By the time they finish this book, they will be able to answer: • How can I make money? • Why do we keep our money in banks? • What is cryptocurrency? • How will AI change the world of work and money? • If money is so great, why can''t we print more of it!? A great for primer curious kids aged 8+.

Having a positive attitude can benefit you in many ways, leaving you more easily able to deal with stress and even giving the ability to recover from illness more swiftly. This little, full-colour hardback is full of constructive reminders and exercises to help banish negative thinking and replace it with optimism, allowing you to reframe most situations to look on the bright side.

Children can explore the inner workings of this human mind with this hardback introduction to psychology, packed with diagrams and full-colour illustrations. Written by award-winning science writer Anna Claybourne, this accessible introduction explores all of psychology's most fundamental and fascinating topics for young readers. Children can discover out why we dream, how we store memories, what creates our personality and other intriguing concepts - all explained with practical and relatable examples. These big ideas pop off the page, thanks to vibrant diagrams and an engaging, energetic prose style. Topics include:  The brain and brain cells  Intelligence  Brain studies and experiments  Group psychology  Speech and language  Neurodiversity Curious kids aged 8+ can take their first step in understanding human behaviour with this wide-ranging celebration of psychology.