Collection: Junior Non-Fiction Science & Technology

Get ready to go on a wonderful journey of discovery that will make you say No Way! Learn all about space, humans, earth, science, animals and maths, with the help of your trusty robot sidekick KLAUS. Did you know Uranus is leaking gas into space? The average yawn goes for six seconds? The fact th...

Not Your Average Maths Book is a fun look at the fascinating maths facts you don't learn in school!

The characters is this series will whisk you away on a colourful journey through basic mathematical concepts. Does math just make you cringe? Never fear! Learning can be oodles of fun with the Building Blocks of Mathematics.

Think maths is boring? Think again! Numbers: How Counting Changed the World cracks open the history of numbers to explore the surprising, fascinating, and sometimes mind-boggling evolution of mathematics through the ages.

Mathematical concepts are all around us in nature, architecture, art, biology, computer science and in our everyday lives. Did you know that natural processes, such as how bees swarm, have been used as a model for computer algorithms, or that boomerangs work using similar aerodynamic concepts as ...

"An original concept where math is explained on real life situations showing the practical usage of numbers in our everyday lives. Math is usually considered a demanding, boring or even a scary subject. But numbers are all around us and we use them and math constantly without even realizing it. V...

An observologist is someone who makes scientific expeditions, albeit very small ones, every day. They notice interesting details in the world around them. They are expert at finding tiny creatures, plants and fungi. They know that water snails glide upside down on the under surface of the water; ...

How old is Earth? Why do its continents move around? How does Earth's atmosphere help living things? Read this book to find out the answers to these questions and more.

This extraordinary true story of LUCA, our Last Universal Common Ancestor, the tiny organism that every unique life-form on Earth can be traced back to, breaks down scientific concepts for young readers.

Have you ever wondered how gravity works? Or what life would be like without gravity? Find out in this fun introduction to the idea that what goes up must come down!