A first encyclopedia sized for children who are just becoming independent readers. Entries are short enough to finish in one sitting and grouped so that curiosity carries the reader forward — a page about volcanoes sits near one about earthquakes, which sits near one about how mountains form.
Subjects covered
- Animals — habitats, adaptations, and the behaviour children ask about most.
- Space — the solar system, stars, the Moon and space travel.
- The human body — the main systems, explained simply.
- Earth and weather — oceans, seasons, storms, rocks and volcanoes.
- History and inventions — short entries on people and discoveries that changed daily life.
Who it suits
- Ages 6–10 — younger end read together, older end independently.
- Children moving from picture books to reference books.
- Homework support and general curiosity at home.
Good to know
- Text is in English.
- Illustrated throughout.
- General-interest reference for children; a companion to school work rather than a replacement for it.



