With its emphasis on human geography, although some physical geography is covered too, this series provides students with in-depth information for the extended study of a number of countries. This volume is illustrated in full colour and focuses upon Germany.

With its emphasis on human geography, although some physical geography is covered too, this series provides students with in-depth information for the extended study of a number of countries. This volume is illustrated in full colour and focuses upon Italy.

An introduction to the water cycle and how integral it is to life on Earth.

William Hoskins traces the beauties and oddities of the English landscape from pre-Roman times to the 17th century and beyond. He explains the layers of history in the landscape by taking the reader along Devonshire lanes, past lost villages in Lincolnshire and through the pastures of Northamptonshire.

An introduction to mountains, different kinds, formation, weather, flora and fauna, and human interactions, with practical activities to aid understanding.

Tristan Boyer Binns looks at landforms, climates, animals and people to be found in Antarctica.

Presents information about the water cycle, how it works, and it's importance to all life on Earth.

Explores the different forms water can take around the world.

Anita Ganeri looks at famous places, landforms, people and animals to be found in Asia.

This series supports the study of continents, providing information on each continent as well as the way continents affect the whole world - oceans, climate, plants, animals and human culture.