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There are so many beautiful, interesting non-fiction books for children being published at the moment. I had a lot of fun reading them all and have picked my favourite eleven for you this autumn because I couldn’t get it down to just ten! Do keep an eye on twitter for a chance to win copies of some of the books featured.
The World Book by Joe Fullman and Rose Blake (Wellbeck Editions)
This beautiful book is packed with information and stats about every country in the world. With gorgeous artwork, and fascinating facts, children of all ages will enjoy reading it and going on a global journey.
This bumper book has 52 nature based crafts and activities for children arranged by each season. It has clear, easy to follow instructions and lots of lovely photos.
This is a beautifully illustrated, wonderful collection of 366 curious questions from why flowers smell to who invented Halloween. Inspired by the popular podcast ‘Everything Under The Sun’, where kids send in questions that have stumped the grown-ups in their life. Both the podcast and book are by original QI elf, Molly Oldfield.
Written by an award-winning performance poet and songwriter, and illustrated in a comic book style, Superheroes: Inspiring Stories of Secret Strength features 50 modern day talented British figures, from athletes to scientist, models to musicians.
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This is a beautiful collection of nature based folklore and wisdom from around the world from Europe to Africa.
This is the fascinating sequel to the award winning A Day In The Life of a Poo, a Gnu and You. My seven year old absolutely adores these books!
A Natural History of Magik by Poppy David & Jessica Roux (Frances Lincoln)
This book is packed full of stunning illustrations and information about magick from its history to different types including charms, astrology and potions. Perfect for anyone fascinated by all things magical!
The Ordnance Survey Kids’ Adventure Book (Puffin)
This book is ideal if you want to learn to map read and start exploring. With step-by-step guides, it’s full of map facts, puzzles and information.
This is a fantastic introduction to everything you need to know about having a period. It has striking artwork throughout and I particularly loved the positive, empowering message.
Making A Baby by Rachel Greener & Clare Own (Nosy Crow)
Making A Baby is a brilliant, accessible guide to how babies are made. Both the tone and artwork make it perfect to use when discussing the facts of life with children.
This glorious book celebrates 90 festivals, arranged by seasons, from all over the world from Spring festivals of Holi and Easter to the Winter Solstice and Saint Lucia’s Day.
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A mum of two, Naomi Jones spent eight years working for Children’s Publishers in London and is now a children’s author and freelance editor. Her debut picture book, The Perfect Fit, published in March 2021. Her next picture books, One More Try and The Odd Fish ,will publish in spring 2022.
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