Introduction to Science for Beginners by Jasmine Brooke 10 Books Collection Set - Ages 7-11 - Hardback

Titles in This Set
Introduction to Natural Resources
Introduction to Volcanoes
Introduction to Sun, Moon and Stars
Introduction to Storms
Introduction to Heat
Introduction to Forces and Motion
Introduction to Food Chains
Introduction to Living in Space
Introduction to Electricity
Introduction to Astronomy

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Hardback
Publisher: Fox Eye Publishing
Age Range: Ages 7-11 (Grades 2-6)

Overview
This ten-book hardback collection from the Introduction to Science for Beginners series (Series 1) by Jasmine Brooke gives young readers ages 7-11 (Grades 2-6) a friendly first tour of core STEM topics. Covering natural resources, volcanoes, space, storms, heat, motion, food chains, and electricity, each title breaks big ideas into short, illustrated chapters kids can tackle on their own. Written for curious elementary and middle-grade readers, the set pairs simple explanations with colorful diagrams so science feels exciting rather than intimidating. It's a sturdy, gift-ready starter library for home shelves, classroom reading corners, or homeschool science units.

About the Books
Across these ten linked hardback volumes, Jasmine Brooke walks young readers through the essential building blocks of physical, earth, and life science in a logical, easy-to-follow sequence. The journey begins close to home with natural resources and the materials that power daily life, then moves to dramatic earth science with volcanoes and storms, explaining how these forces shape landscapes and weather. From there, the collection turns to physics fundamentals: heat as a form of energy, and the forces and motion that explain why objects speed up, slow down, or stay still. Food chains introduce life science, showing how energy passes between plants, animals, and ecosystems. The set then lifts off into space science, covering what it's like living in space, followed by electricity, one of the most practical topics in a child's everyday world, and closing with astronomy, the sun, moon, and stars that fill the night sky. Each book follows a consistent, classroom-friendly format: clear headings, age-appropriate vocabulary, colorful photographs and diagrams, and quick-check questions that reinforce comprehension. Because the language builds gradually from concrete, familiar examples to bigger scientific ideas, kids who are new to nonfiction reading can move through the series with confidence, while more advanced young scientists get plenty of specific facts to sink their teeth into. The hardback format holds up well to repeated handling, making this collection a durable choice for school libraries, homeschool science shelves, or a child's own bookshelf.

Key Benefits

• Ten hardback science books covering earth, life, and physical science topics in one collection
• Clear, age-appropriate language that builds scientific vocabulary step by step
• Colorful illustrations and diagrams that make abstract concepts easy to visualize
• Durable hardback covers built to withstand repeated classroom and at-home reading
• Great for homeschool science units, classroom libraries, and independent reading practice
• A ready-made gift for birthdays, holidays, or back-to-school season

Book-by-Book Guide
Introduction to Natural Resources — Explores everyday materials like water, minerals, and trees, and how people rely on them for energy, food, and shelter.
Introduction to Volcanoes — Explains magma and eruptions, showing how volcanoes both destroy and create landscapes over time.
Introduction to Sun, Moon and Stars — Covers how the sun lights our days, the moon's phases, and the stars that fill the night sky.
Introduction to Storms — Breaks down how storms form and the science behind thunder, lightning, and severe weather.
Introduction to Heat — Introduces heat as a form of energy and how it moves between objects and materials.
Introduction to Forces and Motion — Explains pushes, pulls, and the basic physics behind why objects move, stop, or change direction.
Introduction to Food Chains — Shows how energy passes from plants to animals through simple, real-world food chain examples.
Introduction to Living in Space — Describes daily life for astronauts and the unique science of living beyond Earth's atmosphere.
Introduction to Electricity — Covers how electricity is generated, travels through circuits, and powers everyday devices.
Introduction to Astronomy — Introduces how scientists study stars, planets, and other objects far beyond our own planet.

About the Author
Jasmine Brooke writes accessible nonfiction for young readers, focusing on making STEM subjects approachable and fun for kids in elementary and middle school. Her Introduction to Science for Beginners series breaks down complex scientific concepts, from earth science to astronomy, into clear, engaging language paired with vivid illustrations. Brooke's books are designed with input from educational best practices, helping children build scientific vocabulary and confidence one topic at a time. Published in hardback by Fox Eye Publishing, her work is popular with parents, homeschoolers, and elementary teachers looking for reliable, kid-friendly science content that sparks curiosity about the natural world.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This ten-book set turns science class into an adventure, covering everything from volcanoes to outer space in bite-sized, illustrated chapters. It's a natural pick for birthday gifts, holiday stocking stuffers, back-to-school reading, or a classroom library refresh, and the durable hardback covers are built to survive curious hands and repeated reading.

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