A compact version of DK’s bestselling anthology series, An Anthology of Butterflies and Moths is perfect for young bug enthusiasts aged 7-9 for taking on the go.

Children can marvel at the many beautiful and delicate creatures covered, including the monarch butterfly, the blue morpho, the luna moth and much more – all beautifully detailed through illustrations, photographs and annotations explaining each one.

This impressive butterfly and moth anthology for kids offers:

• A handheld, compact version of DK’s hugely successful Anthology series.
• A wide selection of species featured throughout, each accompanied by a beautiful photograph and an illustration.
• A quality gift book, with metallic foil and striking photographs on every page.

An Anthology of Butterflies and Moths pairs photography with storybook descriptions that will captivate young readers as they learn about these delicate creatures from all around the world. Featuring photographs of striking creatures and illustrations by the artist behind DK’s bestselling Anthology series, as well as plenty of intriguing information, this book will be one to treasure for young nature enthusiasts.

More in the series

An Anthology of Butterflies and Moths is part of the beautiful, new and compact Little Anthologies spin-off series. Complete the series and nurture your child’s curiosity as they explore different mushroom species with An Anthology of Fungi and An Anthology of Rocks and Minerals.

Count down to Christmas with well-loved poets, including Ogden Nash, Nikki Giovanni, John Agard and Christina Rossetti and joyful artwork from Richard Jones. Peek inside the windows of the house to find a family wrapping presents, take a look behind a holly bush to find a little mouse and see what’s happening in the town behind a glittering Christmas tree!

This classic Christmas collection has a flap to lift alongside a special poem for every day of advent and a fold-out concertina displaying a beautiful snowy landscape. With sturdy flaps, sparkling foil and a ribbon tie closure, this beautiful gift book from the National Trust is designed to be shared together as the days get closer to Christmas – filling your family with festive cheer, year after year.

As a little cat rushes in from a day’s adventuring, her owner asks her where she’s been and what she’s seen. Was she happy? Was she brave? Was she kind? The richly imagined answers, depicted in beautifully nostalgic illustrations and a direct, simple text, encourage empathy, conversation and imagination. It has all the hallmarks of a modern classic.

Praise for Little Bear by Richard Jones:

“Full of delight and warmth and tenderness” – Sunday Times
“A wonderful book for kids to curl up with at bedtime” – Observer

Also by Richard Jones:
Perdu  
Little Bear

Illustrated by Richard Jones and written by Jim Helmore:
The Snow Lion
Paper Planes

On Monday, a boy finds a polar bear in his garden… only, this  polar bear is so small he can fit in the palm of the boy’s hand. “Are you lost, Little Bear?” the boy asks. “Can I help you?”

Day by day the bear grows – and so does their friendship – until the boy realises that it’s time for the bear to go home.  

A tender, stunningly illustrated fable about letting go with love from the creator of Perdu.

Also by Richard Jones:
Perdu

Written by Jim Helmore and illustrated by Richard Jones
The Snow Lion
Paper Planes

Insects dominate the centre ground of all terrestrial and most aquatic ecosystems. They inform us of the conservation value of ancient woodland and chalk downland. They help monitor the purity or pollution levels of ponds, streams and rivers. And they can demonstrate the effects of climate change, acting as warning lights to alert us to the damage that humans are doing to the world. Recent insectageddon headlines are starting to make people sit up and take more notice.

What better way to promote an interest in these fascinating creatures than by poetizing them? This cornucopia of discordant nonsense, with some quite frankly dubious rhyming clashes, is offered up so that entomological outreach will at least benefit from their shock value.