Atlas & Maps

Britannica's Word of the Day builds knowledge one day at a time with 366 masterful words.

The ultimate guide to the world of K-Pop! Even more stats, gossip and pics of your favourite bands including BTS, BlackPink and many more!

The must-have atlas for children aged 4-7 Collins First Atlas is a fun, vibrant and clear starter atlas for children aged 4-7 years, providing the perfect foundation to basic geography skills.

Dig for lost treasures and discover the hidden secrets of Ancient Egypt! Crack each rock with the chisel and dusting brush to reveal two intriguing Egyptian artifacts. Learn about the fascinating world of Ancient Egypt as you explore the fun facts and history of their civilisation in the 48-page book. Enjoy the thrill of making your own discoveries as you embark on your very own archaeological dig!

In the animal kingdom, the first year of life can be the most difficult and the most dangerous. Baby animals grow and change every day and have to learn quickly in order to survive. Baby Animals shows readers the amazing and unique ways babies are born in the animal kingdom - from eggs and pregnant fathers to magical marsupial pouches. In this book, you'll learn the power of imprinting and discover how babies learn to survive in the wild. You can build your own encyclopedia with A Ladybird Bo

Insects belong to one of the largest animal groups of the animal kingdom. There are over a million different insect species all over the world. Insects and Minibeasts takes a closer look at some of the most amazing minibeasts and intriguing insects living above and below the soil. In this book you will discover transforming caterpillars and architect arachnids as well as bodybuilding ants and industrious bees. You can build your own encyclopedia with A Ladybird Book: the collectable series fo

The natural home of an animal is known as its habitat and animals have adapted to live and survive in different environments around the world - from the marshlands of England to the outback of Australia. Animal Habitats takes readers from the depths of the ocean to the heights of the mountain tundra and beyond as they explore the many different environments around the world and the fascinating creatures that call these environments their home. You can build your own encyclopedia with A Ladybi

Kids will love to travel around our amazing planet with this hands-on educational kit: a fun and educational way for children and adults to increase their knowledge of world regions and nations, geographic features and world wonders. This set includes a 150-piece puzzle featuring a detailed, engaging map of the world. Puzzlers can complete the puzzle on their own or with family and friends for hours of enjoyment. It also features a 24-page book detailing the world's most incredible sites, anim

Get ready for an exciting expedition through the world's seas and oceans with Bear Grylls. Discover the animals that live in the deepest and darkest place on Earth, learn all about creatures from killer whales to anglerfish. Wrap up warm and dive into this exciting book bursting with fun facts, quizzes, word searches, and mazes.

An ideal first Spanish dictionary for kids aged 5+ and above, designed to introduce Spanish vocabulary to children in a fun, easy and memorable way.

Fully revised and updated for 2020, this is an ideal world reference atlas for young primary school geographers aged 9-11 years (Key stage 2). Published in association with the Geographical Association, it enables children to learn about the world today and understand how maps and atlases work.

Discover the amazing diversity of the African continent in this beautiful book, with words by Atinuke and lively illustrations from Mouni Feddag. Atinuke's first non-fiction title is a major publishing event: a celebration of all 55 countries on the African continent! Her beautifully-written text captures Africa's unique mix of the modern and the traditional, as she explores its geography, its peoples, its animals, its history, its resources and its cultural diversity. The book divides Africa