Introduction to Science for Beginners Series 1 & 2 20 Books Set by Jasmine Brooke - Ages 7-9 - Paperback

Titles in This Set
FOOD CHAINS
SUN, MOON AND STARS
STORMS
LIVING IN SPACE
HEAT
FORCES AND MOTION
ELECTRICITY
VOLCANOES
NATURAL RESOURCES
ASTRONOMY
ENERGY
YOUR AMAZING BODY
WEATHER
POLLUTION
MAGNETISM
SOLAR SYSTEM
PLANET EARTH
LIFE CYCLES
EARTHQUAKES AND TSUNAMIS

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Fox Eye Publishing
Age Range: Ages 7-9 (Grades 2-4)

Overview
This 20-book collection introduces young readers to the building blocks of science through short, colorful volumes that make big ideas easy to grasp. Series 1 and 2 together cover life science, earth science, physical science, and space, using everyday examples kids already notice, like storms, magnets, and the human body. Each title stays focused and readable, so children can finish one and move confidently to the next. Written by Jasmine Brooke, the set works equally well for solo reading, homeschool units, or a classroom science shelf, sparking questions and curiosity from the very first page.

About the Books
Across this comprehensive set, young readers move through four major branches of science: life science (Your Amazing Body, Life Cycles, Food Chains), earth science (Planet Earth, Solar System, Weather, Storms, Earthquakes and Tsunamis, Volcanoes), physical science (Forces and Motion, Electricity, Heat, Magnetism, Energy), and space science (Sun, Moon and Stars, Living in Space, Astronomy). Rather than treating each subject in isolation, the volumes reinforce shared themes such as cause and effect, energy transfer, and how natural systems connect, so a child who reads about Food Chains can later see the same thinking at work in Pollution or Natural Resources. Every book uses a consistent format of short chapters, clear vocabulary, and bright illustrations, which keeps beginning readers engaged without watering down real scientific content. Because the set spans two series, families and teachers get a genuinely broad science library rather than a handful of overlapping titles, making it useful for building a full year of topic-based reading or picking single books to match a school unit on weather, space, or the human body. The paperback format is sturdy enough for repeated classroom handling and light enough for kids to carry and read anywhere, whether that is a car ride, a rainy afternoon at home, or free reading time at school. Parents who want a low-pressure way to introduce STEM topics at home will find the two-series structure especially useful, since it naturally splits into smaller reading goals rather than one long, overwhelming stack.

Key Benefits

• Twenty individual books covering life, earth, physical, and space science in one set
• Short chapters and bright illustrations built for beginning and early independent readers
• Consistent, easy-to-follow format across both Series 1 and Series 2 titles
• Great fit for classroom science shelves, homeschool units, or curious kids at home
• Sturdy paperback volumes that are easy to carry, share, and read on the go
• A ready-made gift for birthdays, holidays, or back-to-school reading

Book-by-Book Guide
FOOD CHAINS — explains how energy moves from producers to consumers with simple, real-world examples.
SUN, MOON AND STARS — walks through daylight, moon phases, and how the sun and stars shape our days and nights.
STORMS — breaks down thunder, lightning, wind, and rain so storms feel exciting instead of scary.
LIVING IN SPACE — gives a kid-friendly look at astronauts, gravity, and daily life aboard a spacecraft.
HEAT — covers temperature and energy transfer through everyday examples like cooking and warm weather.
FORCES AND MOTION — introduces pushes, pulls, simple machines, and how objects speed up or slow down.
ELECTRICITY — explains circuits and current with an emphasis on how to explore power safely at home.
VOLCANOES — looks at what causes eruptions and how scientists study these fiery mountains.
NATURAL RESOURCES — shows where everyday materials and energy come from and why using them wisely matters.
ASTRONOMY — surveys stars, planets, and cosmic discoveries that spark wonder in young readers.
ENERGY — unpacks what energy is and simple ways families can save power every day.
YOUR AMAZING BODY — introduces how the body works, from the senses to everyday healthy habits.
WEATHER — covers everyday weather patterns and basic forecasting across the seasons.
POLLUTION — explains the causes and effects of pollution and small actions that help protect the planet.
MAGNETISM — shows how magnets attract and repel through hands-on, easy-to-picture examples.
SOLAR SYSTEM — tours the planets and other bodies that orbit our sun in clear, simple language.
PLANET EARTH — introduces Earth's landforms, oceans, and atmosphere as one connected system.
LIFE CYCLES — traces how plants and animals grow, change, and reproduce over time.
EARTHQUAKES AND TSUNAMIS — explains what causes these powerful natural events and how communities prepare for them.

About the Author
Jasmine Brooke writes accessible non-fiction for early and beginning readers, with a focus on turning core science topics into short, illustrated books kids can finish in one sitting. Her Introduction to Science for Beginners series, published by Fox Eye Publishing, spans two batches of ten titles that together cover life science, earth science, physical science, and space. Brooke's straightforward style favors clear explanations and familiar examples over dense text, aiming to build reading confidence alongside curiosity about how the natural world works, making her books a popular pick for home science shelves and school libraries.

Why You'll Love This Collection
With twenty focused, colorful books covering everything from volcanoes to the solar system, this set turns science into approachable reading rather than a textbook chore. It's a smart pick for a classroom library, a homeschool science unit, or a birthday and holiday gift for a curious kid who always asks why.

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