Collection: Junior Non-Fiction Science & Technology

The Birth of Science investigates scientific developments in the early modern era and includes the discoveries of important scientific figures such as Galileo, Copernicus and Newton.

This narrative non-fiction series tells the stories of great moments in science as if through the eyes of the scientists and inventors themselves. The stories are told like an adventure, with all the dramas, missteps and struggles along the way, ultimately leading to the 'Eureka' moment of triump...

The Museum of Phobias is always open. Will you find your phobia lurking in its corridors Learn the science behind why we get scared but be careful - only the bravest can make it to the end of the book. Come and see the entomophobia exhibit on the 2nd floor - it has 200 types of insect. Check out ...

In only a few decades, new materials, new machines, new sources of power, and new methods of transportation changed the face of the world. Mines, furnaces, and mills formed the basis of towns where the routines of the natural world were subject to the rhythms of the factory. This book explores th...

Join TV Presenter, Johnny Ball for an incredible number-filled adventure, cracking secret codes and unravelling mazes - now in paperback. Let your child join Johnny Ball on a dazzling maths adventure to infinity and beyond. They'll find out maths isn't just about sums and calculations, but how nu...

Using fun exercises and experiments that are easy to do at home, and presented with simple, easy-to-follow illustrations, this is an awe-inspiring guide to this remarkable organ. Discover the gruesome history of neuroscience, check out the inner workings of animal brains and find out all about th...

When you think of holes, what comes to mind? Maybe the irritating hole in your sock. Or the hole on the shelf where you plucked out this book. A hole can be surprising, like a sinkhole appearing overnight. Holes can be useful, like the tiny openings in aeroplane windows, or dramatic, like a mine ...

This book thinks you're a scientist. Get into it before anyone tells it otherwise! Inside you'll do everything a scientist does: look, ask questions, wonder and test your ideas. You'll also do things scientists don't necessarily do: eat your experiments, levitate paper clips and play a drinking s...

Tells the story of the making of the Golden Gate Bridge and how it came to be its distinctive color of orange through the persistence and vision of a few individuals.

Presents experiments for kids and adults, each designed to show how mechanical science and astrophysics work from the inside out. Kids learn to make scientific observations, ask questions, identify and classify and find answers to their questions, all while investigating space.