Introduction to Geography Series 10 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction Ages 7-11 - Hardback

Titles in This Set:. Introduction to Coral Reefs. Introduction to Deserts. Introduction to Forests. Introduction to Grasslands. Introduction to Islands. Introduction to Mountains. Introduction to Oceans and Seas. Introduction to Polar Places. Introduction to Rainforests. Introduction to Rivers and Lakes. Condition: Brand New. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9781836670469. Publisher: Fox Eye Publishing. Age Range: 7-11 (Key Stage 2). Overview:. The Introduction to Geography Series is a bright, accessible 10-book hardback collection by Jasmine Brooke, built for young explorers aged 7 to 11. Each title zooms in on a different landscape or habitat, from coral reefs to polar ice caps, using clear, friendly text and engaging illustrations to explain what a place is, where it's found, and why it matters. Ideal for Key Stage 2 learners, homeschool families, or as a standout gift, this set turns geography into a hands-on adventure that builds real knowledge while keeping young readers entertained from cover to cover.. About the Books:. This ten-strong hardback collection introduces children to the planet's most fascinating environments, one book at a time. Introduction to Coral Reefs opens with the vivid, bustling life beneath tropical waters, exploring how reefs form and why they teem with colour. Introduction to Deserts follows, revealing the driest places on Earth and the resilient creatures that survive there. Introduction to Forests and Introduction to Grasslands examine woodland and plains ecosystems, showing how trees, grasses and wildlife depend on one another for survival. Introduction to Islands reveals isolated worlds shaped by ocean currents and evolution, while Introduction to Mountains climbs into how peaks form and why they matter to explorers and scientists alike. Introduction to Oceans and Seas widens the view to the vast waters covering most of our planet, and Introduction to Polar Places takes readers to the icy extremes of the Arctic and Antarctic. Introduction t