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Oct 162021

Does your child ask 1001 questions a day? Brilliant Non-Fiction Books and Encyclopedias that have come to our rescue!

  • By Amardeep Sodhi
  • Posted on October 16, 2021September 13, 2026

As my son grew up, his questions became more complex. The idea of reading an encyclopedia at 3 yrs of age seemed crazy to me but Neil absolutely adored Nat Geo which made me realise that there is no minimum age for introducing and enjoying encyclopedias or non fiction books.

Aug 292021

The Usborne Beginners Series: Why every child between 3.5-8 years should have some!

  • By Team Kids Book Café
  • Posted on August 29, 2021May 25, 2026

These Usborne Beginners books are perfect books to dive into a topic in greater depth and get introduced to some amazing facts. The photographs are comparable to National Geographic, and the text is very age appropriate to be read out to 3.5 years+, excellent for kids who are just beginning to read independently.

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