DK Eyewitness Collection 16 Books Set - Human Body, Ocean, Ancient Egypt & More - Ages 7-9 - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Human Body (Eyewitness)
Ocean (Eyewitness)
Volcano & Earthquake (Eyewitness)
Animal (Eyewitness)
Planets (Eyewitness)
Periodic Table (Eyewitness)
Dinosaurs (Eyewitness)
Mythology (Eyewitness)
Ancient Egypt (Eyewitness)
Tudor (Eyewitness)
Victorians (Eyewitness)
Ancient Rome (Eyewitness)
Ancient Greece (Eyewitness)
Shakespeare (Eyewitness)
World War I (Eyewitness)
World War II (Eyewitness)

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: DK Children
Age Range: Ages 7-9 (Grades 2-4)

Overview
The DK Eyewitness Collection gathers sixteen paperback volumes into one reference library for curious kids ages 7-9 (Grades 2-4). Each title pairs real photography, detailed diagrams, and short, fact-packed captions to make big subjects easy to grasp. Young readers travel from the inner workings of the Human Body to the depths of the Ocean, from volcanoes and planets to dinosaurs and mythology, then onward through Egypt, Tudor England, Victorian Britain, Rome, Greece, Shakespeare, and both World Wars. It is a ready-made home library for homework help, school reports, and everyday exploration, all in one consistent, easy-to-navigate format.

About the Books
Since its debut, the Eyewitness series from DK has become one of the most recognized names in children's illustrated non-fiction, and this 16-book set brings together some of its most popular science and history titles in one collection. Every volume follows the same trusted formula: full-color photographs and detailed illustrations are paired with short, digestible captions rather than long blocks of text, so young readers can browse by curiosity rather than working straight through a chapter. Human Body, Ocean, Volcano & Earthquake, Animal, Planets, Periodic Table, Dinosaurs, and Mythology cover science and the natural world, walking kids through anatomy, marine ecosystems, earth science, wildlife, astronomy, chemistry, prehistoric life, and legendary tales. The history side of the set, Ancient Egypt, Tudor, Victorians, Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece, Shakespeare, World War I, and World War II, traces human civilization from the pyramids and the Colosseum through the Tudor court, Victorian Britain, and the great works of Shakespeare, all the way to the defining conflicts of the twentieth century. Because every book uses the same visual, browsable layout, kids build confidence moving between subjects, comparing timelines, and researching independently. Teachers, homeschool parents, and librarians favor the Eyewitness format because it supports report writing and classroom projects without overwhelming a young reader with dense text. Packed together, this set turns an entire shelf of school subjects into one giftable, ready-to-read collection that keeps curious kids coming back for more.

Key Benefits

• Sixteen full paperback volumes covering science, history, and culture in one set
• Consistent Eyewitness format with real photography, diagrams, and bite-sized captions
• Ideal for homework help, book reports, and independent research
• Age-appropriate for confident readers ages 7-9 (Grades 2-4)
• Great gift for birthdays, holidays, or building a classroom or home library
• Encourages curiosity-driven browsing across dozens of topics

Book-by-Book Guide
Human Body (Eyewitness) — explains how the body's systems work through labeled diagrams of bones, organs, and muscles.
Ocean (Eyewitness) — explores marine habitats, currents, and sea creatures with vivid underwater photography.
Volcano & Earthquake (Eyewitness) — breaks down plate tectonics, volcanic eruptions, and seismic activity around the world.
Animal (Eyewitness) — surveys the animal kingdom, from habitats and adaptations to record-breaking creatures.
Planets (Eyewitness) — takes readers on a tour of the solar system, from the sun to the outer planets.
Periodic Table (Eyewitness) — introduces the elements and basic chemistry with clear visual breakdowns.
Dinosaurs (Eyewitness) — profiles prehistoric creatures and the fossil evidence used to study them.
Mythology (Eyewitness) — retells legendary gods, heroes, and monsters from cultures around the world.
Ancient Egypt (Eyewitness) — covers pyramids, pharaohs, and daily life along the Nile.
Tudor (Eyewitness) — looks at the Tudor dynasty, including Henry VIII and life in Tudor England.
Victorians (Eyewitness) — examines everyday life, invention, and industry in Victorian Britain.
Ancient Rome (Eyewitness) — traces the rise of the Roman Empire, its legions, and its lasting legacy.
Ancient Greece (Eyewitness) — explores Greek city-states, philosophy, and the origins of democracy.
Shakespeare (Eyewitness) — introduces William Shakespeare's life, plays, and lasting influence on literature.
World War I (Eyewitness) — documents the causes, battles, and global impact of the First World War.
World War II (Eyewitness) — chronicles the key events and turning points of the Second World War.

About the Author
This collection is written and produced by DK (Dorling Kindersley), a leading publisher of illustrated non-fiction for readers of all ages. Known for the long-running Eyewitness series, DK combines expert research with striking photography and clear, accessible text to make complex subjects approachable for young learners. Since launching Eyewitness Books in 1988, DK has built a reputation for visual, fact-driven reference titles used in classrooms, libraries, and homes worldwide. Each book in this set follows that same trusted approach, giving children a reliable, browsable introduction to science and history topics that keeps them engaged and curious to learn more.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This 16-book set turns a whole school curriculum's worth of subjects into one giftable collection, perfect for birthdays, the holiday season, or starting a home or classroom library. The consistent Eyewitness format makes switching between dinosaurs, oceans, and ancient history effortless, keeping curious readers ages 7-9 engaged well beyond a single school year.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.