Collection: Junior Non Fiction

From doodlebugs to D-Day, discover all about the historical and world-changing events of the Second World War. Get the picture using the clip-art CD with over 100 amazing images to download.

The books that show you what others only tell you. From how everyday items were used in the war effort, to why many Japanese soldiers would rather die than face capture: let your child discover all about the historic and world-changing events of the Second World War.

In the 21st century, a scientist uncovers their Victorian ancestor's notebook in a box. This ancestor is Dr McCreebor - an eminent explorer, philosopher and collector of the very strange and truly creepy. Dr McCreebor's book is filled with the dark and disturbing stories he has collected on his t...

This is a collection of inspiring true stories about incredible young people who have shaped the world we live in! No one is too small to start a YouthQuake! This is the story of fearless activists, brilliant inventors, champion athletes, gifted creators, and inspiring leaders. It is the story of...

Develop the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in the AQA GCSE exams. The third edition of this popular textbook has been fully updated to provide complete coverage of the 2017 AQA Sociology specification, with fresh, contemporary case studies, engaging activities and a focus on research sk...

Join Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock (a space scientist and science communicator) as she embarks on a fascinating tour of the Solar System.

Award-winning scientist and BBC broadcaster Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock is here to answer all the questions curious kids will ever want to know about the universe.

Discover the fascinating history of African migration, from thousands of years ago to the 21st century. Newly updated, 'African Migrations' explores the history of migration from Africa, from the forced migrations of slavery and the experiences of life in the Americas to the political and economi...

Many people think that Britain's black population has only developed in modern times, especially since the end of the Second World War in 1945. In fact there have been distinct African communities in cities such as London, Bristol, Edinburgh and Cardiff for over 300 years. The first Africans may ...