~ science & experiments ~

Create a reversible lobster with moving claws! Choose from red or blue and bring the ocean to life in your home. Display on the wall with a detachable hook

At once an endlessly playful tabletop exhibition and a hands-on guide to enable one and all to create their very own art, this book is a physical kaleidoscope of the

Build the world you want to see with Blockitecture®, a set of architectural building blocks by designer James Paulius. Cantilever and nest hexagonal blocks to create towers, cities, and dwellings.

Bring the prehistoric world to your walls with this collection of 30 posters comprising the stunning images from the bestselling Dinosaurs & Other Prehistoric Life Book. Taking young readers

The rise of the grassroots Forest School movement in recent years is part of a groundswell of concern about the wellbeing of our children, with many media scare stories about child 

This very charming Korean picture book, Snail, tells the story of boy who gets left behind by his big brother and his friends while on a bike ride. At first the

Certain to fuel young readers curiosity about all things related to space, this gorgeous and information-packed Space | from Sputnik to the International 

The Spark in Me has a young girl sees the world differently in this beautiful picture book exploration of physics. Everyone has their thing. Some people are dreamers. Some

Find out how to identify, where to spot, and what to know about common woodland mushrooms and rare fungal finds with this beautiful An Anthology 

Patience... is an anti-instant gratification book from Rachel Williams, the best-selling author of Slow Down, and illustrator Leonie Lord, showing that for everything

What is LOVE? In this issue Illustoria Magazine | Issue 24 - Love, featuring a gorgeous cover by Valerio Vidali, we spotlight friendships, families, hobbies, 

Listening to Trees is a poetic and moving picture book biography celebrating the life and work of the visionary Japanese American woodworker George Nakashima.

To build a Rube Goldberg Machine, all you need is a pile of junk and a great imagination. Rube Goldberg’s granddaughter, Jennifer George, has teamed