Lots of Things to Know About Series

Lots of Things to Know About Series

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Ages 5–12 | Hundreds of colorful illustrations built around "Why?" questions kids actually ask — exploring space, dinosaurs, animals, weather & the human body.

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check_circle Covers 5 Core Subjects — From Space to the Human Body

Lots of Things to Know About Series

Lots of Things to Know About Series

$49.75
$49.75 $99.50
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My 8 year old has not put this book down since it arrived. He reads it before bed every night and comes to breakfast every morning with a new fun fact. Best purchase I've made in a long time.

Jennifer A.

You've tried handing your kid a book before. They look at it for two minutes, put it down, and ask for the iPad. It's not their fault — most books weren't designed to compete with screens. These were. Full-color illustrations, fun facts on every page, and a layout that keeps kids turning pages on their own without being asked.

Here's how they do it — every page is designed like a visual adventure, not a wall of text. Bite-sized facts keep kids curious without overwhelming them. Bold, colorful illustrations grab their attention the same way a screen does, but without the algorithms, ads, or meltdowns when it's time to stop. Kids don't just read these books — they get lost in them.

At Wonder Pages, we believe these books are changing the game — and we've heard it from parents too. The next generation of kids is growing up surrounded by AI, algorithms, and screens fighting for their attention every second of the day. We're here to give them something better — real pages, real knowledge, and real curiosity that no screen can replicate. This isn't just a book. It's our way of helping kids build the focus, imagination, and critical thinking they'll need to thrive in a digital world.

We stand behind every book we sell. If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase for any reason, contact us within 90 days and we'll make it right — no questions asked.

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Kids Who Reach for the Book — Not the iPad

Most parents know their child spends too much time on screens. Not because they don't care — but because nothing else has been able to compete. YouTube is engineered to be addictive. Tablets are designed to keep them scrolling. And every "educational app" still trains their brain to swipe, not think.

This encyclopedia set was built to break that cycle. But not by being another boring book your child ignores. Every page is engineered to compete with a screen — and win:

Bite-sized Q&A format so they never hit a wall of text. Each page answers a real question kids actually ask — "Why is the sky blue?" "Can dinosaurs come back?" — in short, satisfying bursts that keep them flipping.

Comic-style illustrations and full-color art on every single page. No clipart. No stock photos. Hand-illustrated visuals designed to grab a screen-trained eye and hold it.

Built to browse, not assign. There's no "start here." Kids open to whatever catches their curiosity — space, weather, animals, the human body — and explore on their own terms. No instructions needed.

The result? A child on the couch, quietly turning pages, asking you "did you know…?"

Parents say it's the first thing that's actually worked. Kids say it's their favorite thing they own.

✨ Expert-written. Beautifully illustrated. Screen-free.

  • I bought this for my grandson's birthday not knowing if he'd even open it. That boy sat on my living room floor for two hours asking me questions about dinosaurs and planets. He called me the next week to tell me he learned how volcanoes work. At eight years old! I grew up with encyclopedias in our house and nothing made me happier than seeing that same spark in him. Best gift I've ever picked.

    Karen J . | Grandmother of two, Texas

  • My son has always struggled to stay interested in books but this one is different. He reads it every single night before bed and comes downstairs every morning with a new fact to share with the family. Worth every penny.

    Rose J. | Single mom, Ohio

  • I've bought a lot of educational stuff that collects dust. This one is different. My kids actually fight over who gets to read it next. My youngest keeps a notebook where she writes down facts she finds interesting. She's EIGHT. This book made her want to learn.

    Susan B. | Mother of three, Jersey

    🔬 Builds Scientific Thinking & Problem-Solving Skills

    Why do hurricanes spin? What happens inside your body when you sneeze? Why did dinosaurs go extinct? Each book walks your child through real answers with visuals, diagrams, and step-by-step breakdowns — so they learn how to figure things out, not just Google it.

    📖 Strengthens Reading, Vocabulary & Comprehension

    Words like "atmosphere," "vertebrate," and "constellation" stop being scary when they're tied to topics kids already love. They absorb advanced vocabulary without realizing they're learning — and that's exactly how reading comprehension actually grows.

    🧠 Develops Independent Learning & Critical Thinking

    Large visuals, clear layouts, and bite-sized explanations let your child explore every page on their own — no hovering required. The more they navigate independently, the more they build the habit of thinking for themselves. That's the exact skill teachers say screens are destroying.

    🌍 Covers 5 Core Subjects — From Space to Dinosaurs

    Weather. The Human Body. Animals. Space. Dinosaurs. These aren't random — they're the five subjects kids are naturally obsessed with. When the content matches what they already want to know, the books don't have to compete with screens. Curiosity does the work for you.

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    1,000+ Full-Color Illustrations
    Bite-Sized Facts
    Covers 5 Science Topics
    Designed for Independent Reading
    Kids Choose It Over Screens

    loved by 10,000+ parents who chose books over screens

    90%

    Said their child voluntarily chose the books over screens within the first week.

    90%

    Noticed their child asking more questions and showing genuine curiosity about the world around them.

    90%

    Reported noticeable improvement in their child's reading level, vocabulary, and school performance within 30 days.

    Results concluded from a 90-day post-purchase survey campaign from January 2025 to March 2025.

    frequency asked questions

    This encyclopedia set is designed for children ages 5–12. Younger kids are drawn to the vivid illustrations, photos, and bite-sized facts — while older kids dive deeper into the full explanations and start connecting ideas across subjects on their own. Parents tell us their 6-year-old and 11-year-old fight over the same book. That's by design.

    Absolutely! These book are designed with reluctant readers in mind. Each page features large, colorful illustrations, short explanations, and bite-sized facts that don't feel overwhelming. The visual storytelling and cartoon characters make it feel more like an adventure than traditional reading, which helps keep even the most resistant readers engaged.

    Yes! The scientific thinking and problem-solving skills developed through these books directly support classroom learning. Many topics align with elementary science curricula, and the critical thinking approach helps children perform better across all subjects. Teachers often notice improved curiosity and participation from students who read books like this at home.

    While the book is designed for ages 6-12, younger children can absolutely enjoy it with parental guidance. Parents can read it aloud to preschoolers, using the illustrations to explain concepts. It's a book that grows with your child—what they understand at 5 will deepen by age 10.

    Not at all! The book is designed with multiple layers of complexity. Younger children (6-8) will grasp the basic concepts and enjoy the illustrations, while older children (9-12) will understand the deeper explanations and make more sophisticated connections. Many families report their children returning to it year after year, discovering new insights each time.