Jasmine Brooke 30 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:
Ancient China
Industrial Revolution
Strange Places
Celts
Discovering the Past
Ancient Greeks
The Maya
Romans
Vikings
The Victorians
Great Explorers
Great Inventors
Great Scientists
Castles
Kingdoms of the Past
Mysterious Tombs and Treasures
Egyptians
The Aztecs
World War I
World War II
Coral Reefs
Deserts
Forests
Grasslands
Islands
Mountains
Oceans and Seas
Polar Places
Rainforests
Rivers and Lakes

Condition: NEW
Format: Paperback

Overview:
This 30-book collection brings together two beginner-friendly series—Introduction to History for Beginners (Series 1 & 2) and Introduction to Geography (Series 1)—in a single, value-packed set. Written by Jasmine Brooke and published by Fox Eye Publishing, the titles are designed for curious readers aged 7–11 who are just starting to explore world history and geography. The books offer approachable text, friendly illustrations, and clear, compact chapters that foster independent reading and confidence. Readers travel from Ancient China and the Maya to World War II, and they journey through Coral Reefs to Rivers and Lakes, building a broad, foundational understanding of civilizations and environments. The paperback format keeps learning accessible at home, in classrooms, and as a thoughtful gift for youngsters beginning their educational journeys in KS2 history and geography. This collection also provides a cohesive reading experience, helping students connect people, places, and ideas across time and space.

What This Collection Covers:
Across History Series 1 and 2, young readers encounter pivotal eras, iconic civilizations, and everyday life through concise narratives that build a timeline of human progress. Geography Series 1 introduces essential environments—oceans, deserts, forests, and mountains—while weaving in map-reading basics and real-world connections. The collection supports early curiosity about cultures, technology, and natural landscapes, and it aligns with fundamental KS2 history and geography strands. With consistent structure and accessible language, these titles invite rereading, discussion, and gentle independent study, making it ideal for classroom shelves and family libraries alike. The range of topics also makes a strong gift option for budding historians and explorers who love discovering how the world works.

Book-by-Book Guide:
Ancient China
Explore dynasties, inventions, and daily life in ancient China.
Industrial Revolution
Discover how machines changed work, towns, and lives.
Strange Places
Uncover curious locales and the stories behind them.
Celts
Meet fearless warriors and skilled craftspeople of ancient Europe.
Discovering the Past
Learn methods to uncover clues from archaeology.
Ancient Greeks
Travel to philosophers, builders, and daily life in Greece.
The Maya
Journey into Maya cities, calendars, and culture.
Romans
From roads to villas, Rome’s daily life explodes.
Vikings
Raiders, traders, and explorers across cold seas.
The Victorians
Society, industry, and empire in 19th century Britain.
Great Explorers
Follow daring navigators who widened world maps.
Great Inventors
Meet minds behind transformative tools and technologies.
Great Scientists
From moons to microscopes, science illuminates history.
Castles
Castles and fortifications reveal medieval life.
Kingdoms of the Past
Empires and kingdoms shaped cultures across time.
Mysterious Tombs and Treasures
Unearth legends of tombs, treasure, and mystery.
Egyptians
Pharaohs, pyramids, and daily life along the Nile.
The Aztecs
Aztec cities, gods, and daily rituals.
World War I
A pivotal conflict that reshaped nations and borders.
World War II
Global war whose events echo into the modern era.
Coral Reefs
Explores coral life, biodiversity, and reef dangers.
Deserts
Desert climates, surviving landscapes, and animal adaptations.
Forests
Woodland ecosystems and the species within.
Grasslands
Open plains and the animals that graze.
Islands
Islands’ isolation creates unique cultures and ecosystems.
Mountains
Peaks, weather, and communities living high.
Oceans and Seas
Marine worlds, currents, and oceanography basics.
Polar Places
Arctic and Antarctic life in extreme conditions.
Rainforests
Tropical canopies teem with diverse life.
Rivers and Lakes
Waterways shape civilizations and landscapes.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Young readers ages 7–11 will benefit from a gentle, structured entry into world history and geography. This set supports classroom learning, homeschooling routines, and family reading time, offering reliable topics that spark curiosity without overwhelming detail. It’s an ideal starter collection for students building foundational knowledge, reading confidence, and an interest in cultural diversity and natural environments. Teachers can pair titles for unit introductions, while parents can create thematic weeks around civilizations or ecosystems. Gift buyers will find a ready-made, thoughtfully curated set that covers broad themes in an age-appropriate format. The consistent paperback design makes handling easy for little hands and shared reading.

Key Benefits:

• Comprehensive introduction to history and geography for KS2 readers
• Engaging, age-appropriate narratives with clear visuals
• Consistent format across all titles for steady reading progression
• Ideal for home learning, classroom activities, and gift sets
• Supports reading confidence and developing map-reading skills
• Broad coverage from ancient civilizations to natural environments

About the Author:
Jasmine Brooke is the author behind the Introduction to History series, published by Fox Eye Publishing. Her approachable style translates complex topics into concise, friendly text for young readers. The History Series 1 and Series 2 titles balance factual curiosity with vivid imagery, inviting children to ask questions, connect ideas across chapters, and build a confident reading habit. Brooke’s work focuses on accessible introductions to big ideas, emphasizing curiosity, discovery, and the joy of learning about people and places. This collection showcases her knack for breaking down timelines, cultures, and landscapes into digestible, age-appropriate snapshots that readers can revisit as they grow.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
If you’re building a curious library for a child who loves exploring the world, this 30-book collection offers a cohesive, enriching starting point. The blend of history and geography topics encourages cross-curricular thinking, supports early research skills, and provides plentiful discussion prompts for family reading nights or classroom activities. The compact paperback format makes it easy to carry between home and school, while the consistent presentation helps readers track progress across topics. With engaging topics from Ancient China to Oceans and Seas, the set invites repeated readings and deeper questions as kids grow, making it a thoughtful long-term investment in literacy and learning.

Please Note: The individual books included in this listing will be dispatched as per the original UK ISBN and UK edition cover image shown in the image.