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Expect a lively, fact-focused browse through questions about bodies, animals, space, technology and society. The short question-and-answer structure supports curiosity-led reading rather than a single continuous narrative.
Isabella Tree
This offers a substantial introduction to rewilding through one estate’s transformation, combining ecology, land management and visual explanation. It may suit a child who enjoys wildlife and asking how environmental projects work, rather than only looking for a story.
Catherine Cawthorne
A lively fact-checking book that uses well-known fairy tales to prompt scientific questions. Its humour, detailed artwork and practical games make investigation feel playful rather than like a lesson.
Paola Vitale
A visually led introduction to jellyfish biology and history, offering scientific explanations alongside surprising facts. It may encourage curiosity about animals, evolution and the ways people affect the natural world.
David Olusoga, Yinka Olusoga and Kemi Olusoga;
This is a substantial, browseable introduction to Black history, balancing familiar and less-known people and events. It ranges from anti-slavery movements and racism to science, sport, art, music, activism and political change.
Isabel Thomas
A visually led exploration of life’s origins, using a big question about the first frog to connect scientific explanation with philosophical wonder.
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