Usborne Very First Questions and Answers Collection 4 Books Set - Ages 2-4 - Board Book

Titles in This Set. What are Stars?. What are Germs?. What is Poo?. What are Stars? (second copy). Details. Condition: New. Format: Board Book. ISBN: 9781836041085. Publisher: Usborne. Age Range: 2-4 years. Overview. Spark curiosity in your toddler with this Usborne Very First Questions and Answers lift-the-flap collection. Designed for the youngest learners, each sturdy board book tackles a big question children naturally ask, from the twinkling night sky to how tiny germs work. Simple, friendly text sits alongside bright illustrations, while dozens of flaps invite little fingers to explore. It's an ideal introduction to early science and everyday life, built for repeated reading, story time, and shared learning at home or in nursery settings.. About the Books. This collection brings together titles from Usborne's Very First Questions and Answers series, created for toddlers and pre-schoolers taking their first steps into non-fiction. What are Stars? answers questions such as which star is closest to Earth and whether people can visit one, connecting the vastness of space to a child's everyday world. What are Germs? introduces the tiny world of bacteria and viruses, explaining how illness spreads and why habits like hand-washing matter, turning a tricky topic into a reassuring science lesson. What is Poo? takes a light-hearted, honest look at a subject every toddler is curious about, exploring what happens to food after we eat it and which animals produce the biggest poos, complete with a fun matching quiz. Each book features Usborne's signature lift-the-flap format, with sturdy card pages designed to survive enthusiastic little hands. The bright, friendly illustrations by Marta Álvarez Miguens bring warmth and humour to every page, helping abstract or awkward topics feel accessible and fun to talk about with a grown-up.. Hands-on lift-the-flap format that turns reading into active exploration. Simple, age-appropriate answers to the big questions toddlers really as