Discover our changing planet with Earth Sciences books for curious young readers. Explore volcanoes, earthquakes, avalanches, landslides and tornadoes through colourful illustrations and easy-to-understand explanations.
Volcanoes! Mountains That Blow Their Tops
Explore the powerful world beneath our feet! Volcanoes! Mountains That Blow Their Tops introduces young readers to lava, eruptions and four types of volcanoes through colourful illustrations, real-world examples and fun facts.
Earthquakes! When the Ground Starts to Shake
Discover why the ground shakes! Earthquakes! When the Ground Starts to Shake introduces young readers to tectonic plates, fault lines and aftershocks through colourful illustrations and real-world examples. Explore how scientists measure earthquakes and how engineers design buildings for a shaking world.
Avalanches! When Snow Starts to Move
What makes snow race down a mountain? Avalanches! When Snow Starts to Move introduces young readers to snow layers, avalanche triggers and four types of avalanches. Colourful illustrations and simple explanations explore snowy slopes and how scientists study these powerful natural events.
Landslides! When the Earth Moves
What makes rocks, soil and mud slide down a hill? Landslides! When the Earth Moves introduces young readers to rockslides, mudslides and debris flows. Colourful illustrations and simple explanations explore landslide triggers, slow and rapid movement, and how scientists study our changing landscape.
Tornadoes! When the Wind Starts to Spin
What makes the wind twist and spin? Tornadoes! When the Wind Starts to Spin introduces young readers to funnel clouds, tornado shapes and powerful storm winds. Colourful illustrations and simple explanations explore how tornadoes form and how meteorologists use radar and computers to study them.
Amazing Landforms and Water Wonders: A Geography Adventure
Set off on a geography adventure! Amazing Landforms and Water Wonders introduces young explorers to islands, deserts, forests, mountains and water features. Colourful pictures, simple definitions and fun facts about real places help children discover the variety of landscapes that make our planet special.