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Fresh mix gives you a varied selection that stays steady while you browse, so returning from a guide does not reshuffle the page.
Frances Durkin
This is a factual, browseable collection rather than one continuous story: readers meet women linked to discoveries, inventions and products, then encounter related scientific activities. The subjects span astronomy, marine biology, DNA, medicine, engineering and business.
Jake Williams
Choose this for a visually led introduction to Leonardo’s many fields: art, invention, music, mathematics and observation. It offers breadth, historical context and striking machines rather than a narrowly focused account.
Jenny Jacoby
A colourful reference book for browsing, looking up terms or reading entry by entry. It ranges across biology, physics, technology, engineering and maths, pairing each of 100 concepts with illustrations and explanations.
Catherine Barr
Expect a concept-led journey through invisible waves, light, smells and other forces. The book repeatedly connects animal sensing with human uses, using fourteen illustrated spreads to move between natural examples and scientific explanation.
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