Resources by Franklin Watts

Have you ever looked at the objects inside a curiosity box? What did you see and what did they feel like? Did you recognise some of them or were there things in there that you'd never seen before...

This series provides a close-up view of the human body and how it works. Each book in the series looks at one aspect or function of the body.

The illustrations include full-colour artwork and photographs that use the latest medical techniques. For ages 8 to 12.

This series takes an in-depth look at some of the major social and political issues that feature on the front pages of today's newspapers. This books discusses whether animals have rights.

Why do nettles sting? Do plants poo? How do plants know which way is up? Children will find out the answers to these questions and lots of other incredible facts about plants and trees. Bitesize chunks of information...

This paperback edition of 'Does it really rain frogs?' answers questions like how much of the Earth is covered by ice? When will we run out of oil? Can plants turn to stone?

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'Disgusting and dreadful science' features a look at the weird, revolting and shocking aspects of science for children at Key Stage 2. From electricity to sound and from light to forces, the books offer fascinating...

Part of a series aimed at making science fun for children, this book explores how the Earth moves around the Sun and its position in space as a whole.

'Space travel guides' offer a unique look at our Solar System and beyond for older children. Adopting a 'travel guide' format, this original series takes the reader on a fascinating fact-packed voyage, offering...

'Space travel guides' offer a unique look at our Solar System and beyond for older children. Adopting a `travel guide` format, this original series takes the reader on a fascinating fact-packed voyage, offering insights and points of interest along they way. Stunning full-colour photographs and quirky cartoons...