Education & Reference

Explore everyday Arabic vocabulary with First Thousand Words in Arabic by Heather Amery, illustrated by Stephen Cartwright. Busy picture scenes and labelled objects help children connect words with familiar situations, making the book an inviting introduction to learning vocabulary visually. This bilingual English and...

Collins First Atlas is a colourful and accessible introduction to geography for young children aged 4–7. It begins with photographs and maps of a local area before gradually introducing regional, national, continental and world maps. Clearly labelled maps help children recognise countries and geographical...

Introduce younger learners to Arabic with Arabic Without Tears: Book 1 by Imran Hamza Alawiye. Designed for children working with a parent or teacher, this illustrated book starts with the alphabet and uses guided written exercises to practise the shapes of individual letters. Tracing...

Collins Primary Atlas is an accessible introduction to the world of maps, designed for children aged 7–11 and supporting the Key Stage 2 curriculum. The atlas covers the UK, Europe and major regions around the world, with clearly presented reference and continental maps. It...

Arboretum is a beautifully illustrated celebration of trees from around the world, created in collaboration with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. It explores ancient and unusual trees, mythology, towering forests, tree anatomy and the fascinating connections within the “wood wide web.”

Animalium by Jenny Broom, illustrated by Katie Scott, invites young readers into a beautifully illustrated natural-history museum. Explore more than 160 animal specimens across different galleries, from simple sponges to enormous elephants. The book introduces animal evolution, habitats, anatomy and the diversity of life...