Collection: Junior Non-Fiction Leisure

This guide is filled with detailed instructions on making fabulous ancient world structures in Minecraft. Builds range in difficulty; and every section is filled with fun facts about each ancient culture, helping to turn historical information into interactive play. This fun, accessible guide is ...

Ready to take your Animal Crossing island to the next level? Animal Crossing New Horizons Pro Island Designer shows you how to master your creativity and build your dream island paradise! Create inspiring interiors and exciting outdoor areas, including an ice cream parlour and DJ dancefloor with ...

A strategy guide for National Geographic's massive multiplayer online game, Animal Jam, where players choose what animal they want to be and explore the land of Jamaa.

A new title in the Buster Laugh-a-lot series, this paw-some collection has hundreds of hilarious animal-themed jokes for funny kids to share. Why do dogs run in circles? Because it's hard to run in squares! How does a lion greet other animals? "Pleased to eat you." Why are frogs always so happy? ...

Can you find the narwhal with a rainbow horn? Or the llamas wearing socks? How about the very big teddy bear picnic? Enjoy hours of fun finding unique and quirky animals in this fantastic search and find book featuring the artwork of Australian artist Laura Blythman!

How on Earth do you play a bass that's 3.5 metres tall? Can you turn a cave's stalactites into an organ? Including a stunning central gatefold that opens out to reveal the family tree of musical instruments, this book is a visual celebration of the huge variety of instruments played across the wo...

"Did you know there were about 10,000 light bulbs on the Titanic? Or that the Eiffel Tower is repainted every seven years--using 1,500 paintbrushes and 60 tons of paint? This engaging collection of statistics encourages kids' curiosity by sharing some unbelievable numerical facts from across the ...

"Stop. Mud person. Open these pages at your own peril... For they contain a world that, once seen, can never be unseen. The stories you grew up reading and believing to be just myth - the ones about demons and elves and gnomes? Those stories are very much real."