'Journey to the Beginning of the World' is a 48-page large format richly illustrated children's storybook that develops children's thinking skills by exploring BIG QUESTIONS. Our intrepid duo, Sophie and Kit, want to find out how the world was made. They are whooshed off from the magic section of a bookshop to visit a panda, an elephant, a donkey, and a scientist from a space station. All of them are sure they have the answer, but let's face it, they couldn't all be right. It is also perfect for Keystage 2 in primary schools for religious studies, P4C, and to fulfill SMSC requirements. Aimed at 6-11 year olds.

This quirkily illustrated chapter book challenges young people to think critically about different political systems. Toby thinks school is pointless, and in an attempt to enter the enticing world of work, he is lured into the strange domain of despicable businessman Mike Manners and discovers that politics and business are more complicated than he thought. Aimed at 9-13 year olds.

This giant colourful poster activity, produced with ‘What on Earth Books?’, asks children to step back and connect the dots of the past by filling in what they consider to be the 42 key moments of history, 7 for each region of the world. It will broaden children’s perspectives and get them to see the role all cultures have played in creating the world we live in today. Comes as a large high-quality poster without the watermark.