Collection: Junior Non-Fiction Countries

South America is home to the Amazon rainforest a place with legendary status and one of the worlds most treasured locations. With their Spanish, Portuguese, African and South American indigenous heritage the people of South America manage to combine their cultural heritages to produce populations...

Join Marcia Williams on a journey to the Stone Age. Meet the people of Clan Woolly as they hunt mammoths and reindeer, learn how to make fire, invent stone tools and turn wild wolves into tame dogs! Full of facts, jokes and colourful comic strips, this is the perfect introduction to the Stone Age...

Federation in Australia brought forth a new government and the establishment of a nation. Australian Geographic takes you through this transformative period, highlighting and capturing other key movements and events such as the White Australia Policy, protectionism versus free trade, industrialis...

History told so well it gives us a better idea of who we are - and who we are likely to become. Don Watson's The Story of Australia is a modern history of our nation that integrates new understandings about Indigenous Australia and looks to the future, asking- where will we go from here? In cle...

Here's a book about Sydney that's seriously streetwise. Colourful themed trails get readers under the city's skin to discover amazing facts and intriguing tales that aren't on the tourist routes - all from the comfort of their own sofa. Find out where you can 'feed and chips' to a pelican, meet a...

Let's go, Globetrotters! We're travelling to Thailand. This exciting series takes students around the world, country by country. Inside each book you'll find maps, statistics, fun facts and photographs, as well as current information on the people, culture and landscape of each country.