Britannica All New Children's Encyclopedia

The Britannica All New Children’s Encyclopedia by Christopher Lloyd is a bright, wide-ranging children’s encyclopedia that makes big ideas feel genuinely manageable. With clear explanations and bite-sized entries, it traces how humans have come to understand our world so far—and invites readers to think about what might come next.

Across just over 400 pages, you’ll dip into science, history, geography and technology, alongside curiosity-sparking facts and the bigger questions we’re still trying to answer. The short, topical snippets make it easy to browse, but there’s enough depth to keep keen minds happily turning pages.

Perfect for middle to upper primary readers, lower secondary students, homeschooling families, and adults who love learning without wading through dense textbooks. It’s also a smart choice for gift-buyers after an educational, screen-free read.

Add it to your shelves and start wandering through the world, one fascinating page at a time.