Books by Seymour Simon

Known for the Einstein Anderson and SeeMore Readers series, Seymour Simon writes picture books and middle grade for ages 3–12, alongside 7 standalone books, exploring themes of curiosity & wonder, science experiments, joy & gratitude.

Series

Einstein Anderson

3 books · Ages 7–12

SeeMore Readers

21 books · Ages 3–11

Seymour Simon's Extreme

2 books · Ages 7–12

Standalone Books (Ages 8–11)

Long Journey from Space

Seymour Simon

Explore the fascinating world of comets and meteors through stunning photographs and simple explanations of these incred

Ages 4–11

Long View into Space

Seymour Simon

For the young stargazer eager to explore beyond our blue planet, this book journeys through our solar system and the wid

Ages 8–12

Big Cats

Seymour Simon

For the budding naturalist or child fascinated by powerful predators, this book unveils the majestic world of big cats.

Ages 6–9

Animal Fact/Animal Fable

Seymour Simon

For the child who loves animals and wants to know if those wild tales they've heard are truly fact or just fun fable.

Ages 7–10

Out of Sight Pictures of Hidden Worlds

Seymour Simon

For the curious child eager to explore the unseen, this book reveals the wonders of hidden worlds, from microscopic marv

Ages 7–12

Snakes

Seymour Simon

For the child curious about slithery creatures or learning to appreciate misunderstood animals, this book offers fascina

Ages 6–9

Planet Mars

Seymour Simon

For the child with a boundless curiosity about the universe, this captivating book ignites a sense of wonder, offering a

Ages 7–10

By Age Range

Ages 0–3

1 books

Ages 4–7

31 books

Ages 8–11

31 books

Ages 12–18

4 books

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