Volcanoes
By Angela Royston
What secret forces make some volcanoes roar while others stay strangely silent?
Genres
What is Volcanoes about?
Discover the fiery world beneath Earth’s surface in this lively introduction to volcanoes. Learn how heat and pressure deep underground can force molten rock upwards, creating lava, ash and towering volcanic mountains. The book explains where volcanoes are found, why some erupt violently while others remain quiet, and how scientists study them. With clear explanations and fascinating facts, young readers can explore the powerful forces that shape our planet and find out what happens when a volcano suddenly comes to life.
About the author
Angela Royston is a British author who has written many exciting non-fiction books for children. She loves making science fun and easy to understand. Some of her popular books include 'The Life Cycle of a Butterfly' and 'What is the Moon Made Of?'. Angela enjoys helping young readers discover amazing facts about the world around them.
Pages
17 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1999
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