Knowledge Encyclopedia Living Things

Knowledge Encyclopedia Living Things invites young readers into the wonders of life on Earth. This accessible non-fiction guide explores how living things are classified, how evolution shapes species, and how climate zones influence habitats. Ideal for curious minds ages 9–14 and anyone who loves science, it blends clear explanations with striking diagrams and a sense of discovery that makes learning feel like an adventure. Written as a richly illustrated encyclopedia, Knowledge Encyclopedia Living Things uses well-labelled diagrams and an extensive glossary to explain concepts such as the Theory of Evolution and how scientists classify species. The book also covers climate zones and their impact on living organisms, with Isn’t It Amazing interludes that share fun facts to keep readers engaged. In this non-fiction exploration, concepts are presented in clear, accessible sections that build from the basics to more complex ideas, with captions and visual cues that help retention. The pace is friendly and engaging, and the Isn’t It Amazing sidebars invite curiosity while reinforcing key lessons about life, habitats, and how living things adapt to their environments. Key content elements: evolution, classification, climates and habitats, anatomy, ecosystems, and biodiversity Interactive or standout features: well-labelled diagrams, Isn’t It Amazing facts, and a comprehensive glossary Learning outcomes or experiences: builds science vocabulary, strengthens understanding of core concepts, and sparks curiosity and critical thinking Writing or illustration style: clear, approachable, and visually engaging, tailored for curious readers After finishing Knowledge Encyclopedia Living Things, readers will gain a broader appreciation for life on Earth, a stronger science vocabulary, and a sense that science is an ongoing exploration. With Knowledge Encyclopedia Living Things in hand, these insights stay with them, sparking questions and a lifelong curiosity about the natural world.