Eric Huang

A super book about dinosaurs that might well spark an interest in palaeontology and science in general. On each spread, an army of tiny people climb a different dino skeleton, digging, cleaning, probing, measuring and recording, leaving behind a trail of mayhem, reminiscent of the busy, bustling worlds of Richard Scarry. Included with the book is a magnifying glass, so budding scientists can hunt for the tools a palaeontologist needs, then be challenged to find ten visual gags on every page.

Boundary breakers and history makers are the order of the day in this lively and factually rich record of trailblazers across modern history. A variety of fields are covered, with sportspeople, musicians, ecologists, adventurers, tech tycoons and politicians coming under the spotlight.