Children's Anthologies Collection: Earth, Sea and Sky

This stunning box set covering the most remarkable aspects of the natural world will wow children and adults alike.



Containing three titles (An Anthology of Aquatic Life, An Anthology of Exquisite Birds, and An Anthology of Our Extraordinary Earth), this boxset features fascinating fish, brilliant birds, and the mysteries of our living, breathing planet Earth. From sharks to sailfish, puffins to penguins, and smoldering volcanoes to icy glaciers, each compendium showcases a topic that children will be captivated by, with detailed photography and storybook descriptions.


An Anthology of Aquatic Life
From the deepest ocean to the tiniest puddle, discover a world of water that is teeming with life.

An Anthology of Exquisite Birds
Soar through the skies as you explore the amazing world of avians, from herons to hummingbirds and falcons to flamingos.

An Anthology of Our Extraordinary Earth
Journey from the center of the Earth out into its airy atmosphere, discovering smoldering volcanoes, tumbling waterfalls, lightning storms, and all manner of marvels along the way.Ben Hoare is a science writer and editor, and the author of the hugely successful An Anthology of Intriguing Animals, as well as The Wonders of Nature, Nature's Treasures, and The Secret World of Plants for DK. He is passionate about nature and sharing his knowledge of the natural world.

Sam Hume is a wildlife film-maker, whose work has featured on the BBC (Springwatch, Big Blue Live), Apple TV+ (Tiny World) and ITV (A Year On Planet Earth (in production). He studied Zoology at St Andrews University, where he was the senior aquarist of the local aquarium - training harbour seals and managing captive breeding of thornback rays. Today, Sam lives in Somerset with his wife and a large menagerie of strange animals (including two daughters). This is his first book for children.

Cally Oldershaw is a geologist and gemmologist. She is the author of 15 books on gemstones, and Earth science topics including volcanoes, earthquakes, and oceans and seas. Cally has appeared on television and radio and was the Curator of Gemstones for the Natural History Museum, London and the first Lady Chair of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain. She studied at University College, London and has been a guest lecturer for the universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and London.