We all know a curious kid. The one who asks questions about everything they see. The one who can stare at a map or a diagram of a dinosaur for long periods of time. The kid that knows far more random facts than you could possibly expect. These are the books for that kid! Books that will feed their curiosity, explore the world around them and give them even more fun facts.
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Encyclopedia of Everything by DK Eyewitness
Weird But True by National Geographic Kids
Get ready for another mind-bending ride with the latest installment of the blockbuster series, Weird But True! 2024 Edition. Uncover Earth's oddest wonders, from volcano-surfing to star-shaped sand beaches. This annual compendium, with stunning photos and wild facts, takes readers on a global adventure. Packed with new "world's weirdest" winners, quirky news, and colorful maps, it's a must-read for curious kids—or anyone ready to embrace the wonderfully weird side of life.
An Anthology of Our Extraordinary Earth by DK Eyewitness
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A celebration of our planet's beauty and majesty. This captivating addition to the Anthology series unveils Earth's wonders, from molten-hot rock to lush rainforests, with over 100 incredible stories and images. Delve into the intricacies of our planet's layers, exploring caves, rivers, oceans, and mountains, while addressing the impact of climate change. With gilded edges, a ribbon marker, and engaging prose, this exquisite book is a perfect gift for budding geologists, environmentalists, and curious minds passionate about the extraordinary wonders of our world.
Amazing Animal Journeys by DK Eyewitness
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Knowledge Encyclopedia by DK
Embark on an awe-inspiring journey through the updated edition of DK's bestselling Knowledge Encyclopedia. Transcend the ordinary and delve into the microscopic wonders of our world with captivating explanations, intricate illustrations, and breathtaking 3D images. From the cosmos to the intricacies of the human brain, this edition immerses readers in a visually stunning odyssey across history, science, and the marvels of human knowledge.
Complete Greek Myths by Usborne
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What It's Like To Be a Bird by David Allen Sibley
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Over 300 full-color illustrations, some life-size, accompany fascinating facts about birds. Discover their sensory abilities, aerial acrobatics, and the intricate details of their feathers. From migration mysteries to parenting practices, this book answers "why" and "how" questions, showcasing the essential role birds play in our ecosystem. Whether you're a dedicated birdwatcher or simply enjoy observing neighborhood birds, this treasure trove fosters a deeper appreciation for our enchanting feathered friends, emphasizing the intrinsic connection between birds and humans.
Weird and Wonderful Nature by DK Eyewitness
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Explore the stories of over 100 striking, rare, and unusual species and objects, from Mexican jumping beans to the northern lights. Uncover the mysteries behind peculiar plants, animals, rocks, and phenomena, as Hoare's friendly explanations, paired with stunning photos and charming illustrations, bring these wonders to life. A substantial gift book, "Weird Nature" follows the success of its predecessors, promising years of fascination with its unique insights into the peculiar corners of the natural world.
Guinness World Records 2024
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Dive into thousands of new and classic records, with topics as diverse as rollercoasters, robots, movie props and gaming. The theme of this year’s edition is the BLUE PLANET, so take the plunge with our opening chapters, as we encounter bizarre and deadly sea creatures, swim through the largest coral reefs and explore the seabed for shipwrecks.
Insect by DK Eyewitness
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A comprehensive guide to the brilliant bugs beneath every log and leaf. From butterflies to organized ants, explore the diversity of insects—bees, beetles, bugs, and more. Delve into their structures, life cycles, and behaviors, discovering everything from the earliest insect forms to the vital role they play as pollinators. With stunning photographs capturing dueling stag beetles and the construction of wasps' nests, this Eyewitness series offers a captivating look into the creepy-crawly realm. Reimagined for the next generation, it features a fresh look, new photos, updated information, and fascinating firsthand accounts from field experts.