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Science & Nature Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
3,526 books about science & nature
0–3 yrs
1027 books
4–7 yrs
1805 books
8–11 yrs
732 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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World of Wonders: A Trip Through Numbers
Eileen Doolittle
Vibrant photographs bring the numbers one through twelve to life, capturing a wide world of objects to count and observe
Ages 3–8
The Climb
Carol Carrick
Brendan feels the nerves as he starts his mountain trek with his older cousin, but a surprising turn of events shows tha
Ages 5–8
Eyewitness Juniors #17
Amazing Cars
Trevor Lord
For the child who asks 'how does it work' every time a car passes by, this visual guide explores the history, mechanics,
Ages 6–10
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STEM Trailblazer Bios
Ralph Baer: The Man Behind Video Games
Nancy Dickmann
Every modern gamer owes a debt to Ralph Baer. Trace the inventions and engineering steps that transformed play into the
Ages 7–10
Baby Brains #1
Baby Brains
Simon James
For parents managing high expectations or gifted children, this humorous tale celebrates that even the most 'advanced' k
Ages 3–7
Charles Bear and the Mystery of the Forest
Douglas Adamson
Charles Bear leaves the city behind to track down his wild cousins and learns that life in the forest is full of surpris
Ages 7–10
First Discovery
Animals at Home
Sonia Black
Wagging tails and soft feathers fill these sturdy pages as dogs, hamsters, and even aquarium fish show what life is like
Ages 0–3
Arthur Chapter Books
Arthur and the Bad-Luck Brain
Marc Brown
The Brain is certain that superstitions are just nonsense, but his logic is tested when a hilarious string of bad luck f
Ages 6–9
The Flying Girl
Margarita Engle
Take flight with Aida de Acosta in this inspiring true account of the very first woman to pilot a motorized aircraft int
Ages 4–8
Who Wins?
Clay Swartz
Pit a hundred historical icons against one another in categories like bravery and wisdom to decide once and for all who
Ages 8–12
DK Readers
I'm an Activist
Wil Mara
Ordinary people can create extraordinary change. Discover how peaceful campaigning and community action help protect the
Ages 5–8
First Graphics: Food Groups #1
The Fantastic Fruit Group
Marcie Aboff
Check out where your favorite snacks grow and learn exactly how many servings of fruit your body needs to stay fueled an
Ages 6–9
Touch and Feel #1
Animal Alphabet
Charlie Gardner
Lift the flaps to find hidden animals from A to Z while enjoying rhythmic rhymes and bright, colorful illustrations.
Ages 1–4
Senses #1
I Hear
Rachel Isadora
A curious baby listens closely and reacts to all the comforting, familiar sounds that fill a typical day.
Ages 0–3
Harry's Bee
Peter Campbell
Harry takes his buzzing companion to the natural history museum only to realize his big friend is actually the largest b
Ages 4–8
Clocks and More Clocks
Pat Hutchins
Mr. Higgins has four different clocks, but every single one tells a different time. Join him on a frantic trip to the cl
Ages 4–8
Adventures by Leaf Light
Moyra Caldecott
Hidden among the garden flowers, a tiny world of secret creatures awaits a young girl who looks closely enough to join t
Ages 5–10
Early Birdy #1
Early Birdy Gets the Worm
Bruce Lansky
Early Birdy watches Mom catch a snack and decides to try it too, but finding a wiggly worm is much harder than it looks
Ages 2–5
Ene
Ene and the Magic Tree
Cecilia La Rosa, Laura P. Schaposnik
For the child who loves exploring the backyard or is starting to learn a second language. This bilingual journey sparks
Ages 3–7
Eyewitness Juniors #21
Amazing Boats
Margarette Lincoln
From the first dugout canoes to modern icebreakers and floating airports, see how boat designs have evolved to travel th
Ages 6–10
The Beast of Monsieur Racine
Tomi Ungerer
A retired tax collector sets a clever trap to catch a fruit thief, only to discover a mysterious creature that defies ev
Ages 4–8
The Apprenticeship of Andrew Wyeth: Painting a Family Legacy
Gene Barretta
Young Andy Wyeth learns to trust his own artistic eye even when his famous father pushes him toward a different style of
Ages 4–8
Baby See, Baby Do!
Malachy Doyle
Little ones can lift flaps and pull tabs to see how their own playful actions mirror the movements of animal babies in t
Ages 0–3
Little Kiwi
Time for Bed, Little Kiwi
Bob Darroch
For the preschooler who finds every reason to avoid bedtime. Join a little nocturnal bird who discovers that even the wi
Ages 2–5
