Dive into an exciting world of wildlife with the Australian Geographic Discover Book Pack! This engaging educational collection introduces children to some of Australia’s most fascinating and dangerous animals through vibrant illustrations, fun facts, and interactive learning.
Perfect for curious young readers, the books encourage discovery of Australia’s unique wildlife, habitats, and ecosystems while promoting environmental awareness and respect for nature in an age-appropriate way.
Ideal for classrooms, libraries, and home learning, this educational pack helps support early science skills, reading development, and curiosity about the natural world.
The Australian Geographic Discover Book Pack includes:
1. Animal Families
With stunning images from Australian Geographic's extensive picture library, fun facts about native Australian wildlife and information on the variety of different family groups, this book is a great way to introduce the social structure of Australia's unique animals. From huge flocks of galahs and giant schools of fish, to caring emperor penguin dads and koalas living alone, find out about the many different family relationships of Aussie animals.
2. Animal Mimics
From the vocal ‘copycat’ antics of lyrebirds to ant-mimicking spiders, find out all about Australia’s trickiest creatures and cleverest ‘actors’ in this engaging junior non-fiction title.
3. Animals Homes
From lizards living in hot, sandy deserts to alpine possums and the marine creatures in the depths of the ocean, find out about the many different places where Australian animals live.
4. Glowing Animals
Find out how the natural world gets a ‘glow up’ with this fascinating foray into the world of bioluminescence, phospheresence and fluoresence. Let Australian Geographic lead you into glow worm caves and even down to the ocean depths to explore animals that glow in the dark.
5. Minibeasts
The world of minibeasts is bigger than we think! With detailed illustrations and plenty of fun facts, this book is a great way to explore the mini world. From the worms on the ground, to the insects in the air and the jellyfish in the sea - minibeasts are all around us.
6. Venomous Animals
Australia has more venomous creatures than any other continent in the world, but that doesn’t mean you have to be alarmed - especially when you’re educated! It won’t hurt a bit to learn about Australia’s elapid snakes, stinging sea jellies, blue-ringed octopus and even an amazing venomous mammal, in this totally absorbing title for kids.
