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Britannica First Big Book of Why

By Sally Symes, Stephanie Drimmer and others

Adjectives

authoritative lavishly illustrated engaging

Genres

Non-fiction Nature

Synopsis

Embark on a journey of discovery with Britannica's First Big Book of Why! This captivating book answers over 100 intriguing questions, such as 'Why can't penguins fly?' and 'Why does popcorn pop?' Covering topics from animals and the human body to machines and space, it offers clear explanations and explores some of science's unsolved mysteries. With stunning photography and beautiful illustrations, it's the perfect gift for curious kids aged 4 and up.

About the author

Sally Symes is a talented author who loves writing fun and engaging books for children. She is well known for her work on the 'Look, Say, Touch' series and for creating books that encourage children to explore and learn. Sally enjoys making words come alive to inspire a love of reading in young minds.

Pages

272 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

Published

2021

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