Britannica All New Children’s Encyclopedia

"That encyclopaedia was responsible for changing one of our reluctant reader’s attitudes to reading. He used to think reading was for ‘nerds’ until I showed him a copy of the encyclopaedia. He turned the pages saying wow. It showed him books could be interesting and enjoyable."

“A stunningly designed 424-page compendium of over 1,000 powerful photos and explanatory illustrations, all with the visual punch of an Avengers movie, plus bite-size chunks of information, delivered in appealing formats including lists, quizzes, knowledge connectors and unusual facts.”

"A children’s encyclopedia is a Christmas gift that lasts a lifetime and none is more authoritative than Britannica All New Children’s Encyclopedia.”

"A must have for every family bookshelf."

"Britannica’s All New Children’s Encyclopedia (edited by Christopher Lloyd) showed us the world in a book. And what a feast for the eyes as well as the mind it was, with bold, colourful illustrations and well-chosen, inclusive photography. Experts from diverse backgrounds around the world were consulted, and crucial topics such as slavery, AI and the climate crisis covered."

“There really is no-one better to ask the questions-and bring you the answers ... than the brainboxes at Britannica.”

“Informative and inspiring for curious readers.”

"Covering more than 170 topics, this is the ideal gift for curious minds."

"Packed with easy-to-understand facts and stunning colour pictures, this chunky compendium covers a vast range of topics with the help of some of the world’s finest minds. Test your knowledge with quizzes, and, most thrillingly of all, discover mysteries just waiting to be solved."

"This gorgeous encyclopedia covers everything … Perfectly set out with special features, expert opinions and inviting images."

"The perfect one-stop shop for every bit of information you wanted to know. This extensive and lavish book is perfect for discovering all types of STEM facts and subjects as well as all manner of other fascinating facts."

"A much-anticipated, landmark publication, possibly the publication of the year … Authoritative, comprehensive and a visceral visual delight."

"It’s a beautifully constructed primer of just about everything. It’s everything an encyclopedia should be, without the risk you’ll find horrible misinformation like you might from a google search. Visually stunning, it’s the sort of book I’d have loved leafing through as an 11-year-old. It’s chock full of facts and brimming with explanations. The various different sidebars keep things interesting, providing different methods of imparting information. There is something of interest on every page."

"This stunning book is a treasure trove of information. Visually superb, facts are presented in engaging, accessible formats … The book is edited by the renowned Christopher Lloyd. There are more than a thousand fantastic photos and illustrations. Every time I open this compendium I have been intrigued by something new. Don’t miss it."

"With eye-catching graphics, this new encyclopedia captures more subjects than you can imagine, all checked and approved by scientific experts. You can spend hours finding out about, well, anything."

“An enticing window onto a wonderful world of ideas to explore … I didn’t know how much I had missed browsing through a good encyclopedia until I picked up this one.”

"Knowledge is organised through patterns and connections, and brains love to connect things. This new encyclopedia helps to make these connections which in turn leads to more questions opening more pathways, more curiosity and more learning."

"Just to say my order - the Britannica All New Children's Encyclopedia - arrived today. It is excellent, very well presented and accessible information. Thank you very much for getting it sent out this week, perfect timing for our granddaughter's birthday! She will be delighted."

"A book of wonders and a wonderful book!"

"An amazing, colourful collection of fantastic facts."

"What on Earth has reported 'astonishing demand' for its first collaboration with Britannica Inc, the Britannica All New Children's Encyclopedia: What We Know & What We Don't. The book sold 6,000 copies in its first week on sale. In the US, forward orders ahead of publication on 13 October are more than 21,000 copies. In Australia, where What on Earth's titles are distributed by Walker Books, there are orders for 5,000 copies. Reprints are in hand: 20,000 copies for the US and 15,000 for the UK."

"A fantastic new voyage through world history."

"A cartwheeling compendium of interconnected facts, questions, answers and not-sures, taking the reader from the Big Bang to the future of thought-controlled body parts, and bursting with colourful visuals and snappy paragraphs."

"A hefty hard back book featuring more than 400 pages of information, pictures, graphics, biographies, vocabulary and so much more. The book feels luxurious and the thick paper makes this a pleasure to dip in and out of or read cover to cover."

"The pages are visually stunning with incredible illustrations, diagrams and maps …This is a superb text that is deserving of its place in any primary school classroom and library, as well as on home bookshelves for pleasure and fun. Well designed and pleasing to hold and read, it is an incredible book. Up-to-date information will aid research and knowledge and enable children to quench their thirst for facts and knowledge."

"The Britannica All New Children's Encyclopedia brings a world of knowledge right to your fingertips."

“The book is a cornucopia of the wonderous. It’s authoritative and appealing in its text, illustration and design.”

“This is a triumph of nonfiction publishing for children which sets a gold standard.”

“Simply bursting with facts and fun, the Britannica All New Children’s Encyclopedia offers home learning for all the family to enjoy.”

“This book helps educate children to be critical, confident, and independent-minded thinkers.”

“The thinking parent’s children’s Christmas present for 2020.”

“The Britannica All New Children’s Encyclopedia is divided into eight chapters that take readers on a journey.”