Along Came a... Burp!

By Saskia Gwinn, Illustrated by Paula Bowles

Along Came a... Burp explores the various bodily functions in a fun, informative way. It answers common questions about the human body, such as what causes a sneeze, why burps happen, and how a wee is triggered. Presented in a comic-book style with a range of colourful characters, including burps, sneezes, and poos, each section offers a simple explanation of how these processes occur. This book is ideal for young readers who are curious about the body and enjoy discovering the science behind everyday functions.

The Brilliant Brain

By Dr Roopa Farooki, Illustrated by Viola Wang

This book offers a simple introduction to how the brain works, explaining its many functions in a clear, child-friendly way. Dr. Roopa Farooki discusses how the brain controls everything from thoughts and emotions to physical actions like walking and breathing. Key terms such as ‘cerebrum’ and ‘cerebellum’ are introduced with definitions and pronunciation guides. The book also includes practical tips for brain care, such as healthy eating, getting enough sleep, and wearing a helmet while biking. With bright and engaging illustrations, this book is ideal for young readers, particularly preschoolers or those in a reception classroom.

The Little Gardener's Handbook

By Michael Holland, Illustrated by Maria Dek

The Little Gardener's Handbook is an ideal resource for introducing gardening to young readers. Whether growing plants in a garden or creating a terrarium indoors, this book provides practical guidance on how plants grow and how to care for them. It also covers essential topics such as growing vegetables and the importance of protecting the environment. Designed to inspire curiosity, this handbook encourages readers to explore and connect with the natural world through hands-on gardening activities.

Wild Languages of Mother Nature

By Gabby Dawnay, Illustrated by Margaux Samson Abadie

This collection of 48 illustrated stories from the Nature’s Storybook series explores the various ways animals and plants communicate. The stories examine how communication occurs in nature, whether it's to share information within a group, attract a mate, or defend against predators. Each story is complemented by nonfiction facts, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the natural world and the unique behaviours of wildlife. This book offers both an engaging narrative and educational insights into animal and plant communication.

Encyclopedia Infographica

By Valentina D'Efilippo, Andrew Pettie and Conrad Quilty-Harper

Britannica's Encyclopedia Infographica offers a modern approach to the traditional children's encyclopedia by focusing on scientific data visualization. With 200 detailed infographics, the book presents a wide range of information, such as comparisons of the Sun's size to the largest stars, the amount of snot produced by the human body in a year, and the number of planes in the sky at any given time. Each infographic is carefully researched and fact-checked by experts, providing accessible yet detailed information that encourages further exploration. The infographics are designed to convey complex concepts in a clear and engaging way, making learning both immediate and interactive.