Where do penguins live? What do they eat and how do they catch their food? In this book you'll find out the answers and lots more facts about penguins.

Part of the "Beginners" series, this title provides an informative introduction to the world of earthquakes for young readers. It offers explanations of the science behind different types of earthquakes and their effects, including tsunamis and landslides. It describes how people are kept safe and rescued when disaster strikes.

An excellent addition to the popular 'Usborne Beginners' series, this book provides an introduction to all kinds of storms and hurricanes for young readers.

A history of locomotion that tells it all from Stephenson's Rocket to the bullet trains. It helps you lift the flaps to explore all kinds of trains, from a luxury steam train fit for a queen to super-fast trains that run on magnets, trains that can climb up mountains, and more.

Children can explore the wonders of space in this incredible picture book with giant fold-out pages full of fascinating facts to satisfy the curiosity of every young space enthusiast. From the Sun and the planets in our Solar System to massive stars and vast galaxies and lots, lots more, there's a whole universe to discover.

This is a straightforward book telling you all a beginner needs to know about the planets, stars, moons, nebulae, galaxies, asteroids and more.

What is the earth made of and what goes on beneath the surface? This book features illustrations, simple explanations to complex questions and over 60 flaps to lift.

This is non-fiction for very young children, who will find lots of things to look at and talk about in this highly visual book about space - what it is, where it is, and what's out there. Little ones can find out about planets, stars, asteroids, space travel and lots more - whilst learning lots of interesting new words.

Some of the most famous and daring explorers from history are featured in this interactive, lift-the-flap reference book. Find out about Marco Polo's journey from Italy to China in 1271, Ibn Battuta's 28-year trip around the globe, Christopher Columbus' discovery of the 'New World', the race to the poles, space exploration and lots more.

This simple information book charts the history of Iron Age people and how they lived, including their farming methods, the gods they prayed to and the hill forts where they lived - evidence of which can still be seen today. Full of facts, illustrations and photographs of historical artefacts.