Earth's Record Breakers

Name: Earth's Record Breakers
ISBN: 9781684101351

For the curious child fascinated by extreme facts, this book explores the biggest, fastest, and most powerful phenomena on Earth, sparking awe and wonder.

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About This Book

A parent might reach for this book when their child is captivated by superlatives, constantly asking 'what's the biggest?' or 'what's the fastest?'. Earth's Record Breakers answers these questions by exploring the planet's most extreme phenomena, from the hottest deserts to the deepest oceans. The book fosters a powerful sense of awe and wonder, channeling a child's love for facts into a genuine appreciation for science. Its accessible language and stunning photographs make it perfect for early elementary readers (ages 6-9), building their vocabulary and knowledge in a fun, engaging way that feels like pure entertainment.

Curiosity & Wonder Nature & Outdoors Weather & Seasons Ocean & Marine Life Joy & Gratitude

What Parents Should Know

Mild PerilMild

Discusses powerful natural forces like tornadoes and lightning in a factual, non-scary way.

Sensitive Topics

None. The book focuses on scientific facts and natural phenomena. While some events like tornadoes or lightning can be destructive, the book presents them from a factual, 'wow-factor' perspective rather than focusing on human danger or suffering. The approach is entirely secular and scientific.

Ideal Reader

An inquisitive 6- to 8-year-old who is obsessed with facts, lists, and superlatives. This is the child who loves memorizing dinosaur names or sports statistics and is now turning that curiosity toward the natural world. It is also excellent for reluctant readers who are drawn to nonfiction and bold visuals over narrative stories.