Natural History for Children

Discover the wonders of the microscopic world around us. Take the pocket magnifying glass with you when camping, hiking or simply out in the garden for the study of insects, leaves or rocks.

This plush mini bean horse is great for any equestrian enthusiast. Colour may vary.

The Phonescope by Keycraft is a zoom attachment for the camera of your mobile phone. Depending on the zoom on your phone’s camera you can reach up to 30 x magnification. This is an exciting device for taking amazing close-up photos and footages of flowers, insects, plants and more.

A pocket sized telescope which works amazingly well for its size. A young explorer's handy gadget. Suitable for Age 3+ Please note that this is for one product and the colour may vary.

"This fascinating spotter's guide to Britain's historical landscape - what to see and how to decipher it - is rammed with intriguing nuggets." Sunday Times

Lonely Planet Kids' How Animals Build is a beautifully illustrated lift-the-flap hardback that explores the incredible world of animal architects. Children can open flaps and unfold spreads to discover amazing animal homes up high, underground, on land, and under the sea. From spider webs and rabbit warrens, to bird nests and ant colonies, and even coral reefs and beaver lodges, we reveal the secrets to the...

It's time to explore lost prehistoric lands and the huge variety of dinosaurs that roamed them with Lonely Planet Kids' Dinosaur Atlas. Kids can unfold maps and lift the flaps to reveal amazing illustrations and facts about how dinosaurs lived and where they were discovered. They'll also learn about famous paleontologists and measure themselves against life-size bones, teeth and claws.

Jaw-dropping, up-close photography shows the natural world and animals as you've never seen it before.From fruit to flowers, from shells to sharks, from ants to elephants, this extraordinary new encyclopedia will keep animal and nature enthusiasts from ages 9 to 109 utterly absorbed by amazing, close-up images. Did you know that baby foxes are born with blue eyes which later turn golden? Or that reptile sca...

From hunter-gatherers in the Ice Age to technological innovators in modern times, this book provides a short introduction to the world's history. Lively text introduces historical concepts such as civilization, empires, revolutions, religion and democracy, while bitesize narrative accounts describe the people and events that have shaped our world.

This book will take readers on a flying visit round the world, scouring the seven continents for the biggest, brightest and best birds on the planet. Urban Jungle creator Vicky Woodgate perfectly captures the brilliance of the bird world, each chapter taking us to a new continent and introducing birds from hummingbirds to hawks, and parrots to penguins. With a vintage travelogue feel, vibrant artwork and fa...

Set out on an adventure across Planet Earth, exploring volcanos, valleys, mountains and rivers, and learning about water, weather and earthquakes as you go. This is the ultimate field trip to explore our incredible planet, from its smoking volcanos and coursing rivers to its tallest mountains and deepest valleys. Packed with epic facts and breathtaking illustrations, this journey of discovery is the perfect...

Learn something about everything and discover the world as you've never seen it before with exploded images of everyday objects from cars and skeletons to pianos and chocolate! Each image has 13 mind-blowing facts plus a little myth-buster that takes young readers on an incredible factual adventure. Did you know that if you shaved a tiger its skin is stripy? Or that your skeleton replaces itself every 10 ye...

It's a book of world records...of bones! Guess whose bones are the longest, shortest, heaviest, spikiest, and more. With touchable skeletons! Ten record-breaking animal bones are introduced through a series of superlatives set up as a guessing game with clues. Readers examine animals' skeletons and guess to whom they belong; the answers are revealed in vibrant, full-color scenic habitats, with easily under...

The Large Magnifying Glass by Keycraft is an exciting instrument to get the kids involved and learn about the world around them. It provides 3 x power magnification, and it is excellent for looking at insects and flowers.

Safari, A Photicular Book, captures animals in motion and enables you see them as if you were in front of them for real. This book written by Carol Kaufmann journalist, editor and freelance writer, including articles for National Geographic Magazine, and created by Dan Kainen, provides a window into the wild life of Kenya and Tanzania. A 12 page introduction offers a touching insight into what is lik...

How the World Works is a great hands-on guide for pre-secondary school aged children, designed to explain the fascinating mechanics of our amazing planet. The book is action packed, with engaging graphics and illustrations, pop-ups, pull tabs and quirky facts.

Cute and cuddly Squirrel soft toy with excellent detailing. Swing tag includes educational facts about the animal, its habitat and food. It carries the CE label so it safe for children. It is made to the highest standards from the finest materials (synthetic plush and filled with polyester fibre).

Cute and cuddly Squirrel soft toy with excellent detailing. Swing tag includes educational facts about the animal, its habitat and food. It carries the CE label so it safe for children. It is made to the highest standards from the finest materials (synthetic plush and filled with polyester fibre).

Cute and cuddly Puffin plush soft toy with excellent detailing. Swing tag includes educational facts about the animal, its habitat and food. It carries the CE label so it safe for children. It is made to the highest standards from the finest materials (synthetic plush and filled with polyester fibre).

Discover the wild side of cities around the world in this stunning collection of urban maps. Did you know that there are flying squirrels in the heart of New York City? Or that wild boar roam the streets of Berlin? From bats in air-conditioning vents, to snakes in the sewers, each city is a colourful mix of everyday sightings and one-off stories you wouldn't believe.