We've put together a handy list of new non-fiction books coming out this year including our Book of the Week. For more non-fiction books check out our list of top series for every age:
- Best non-fiction series for ages 5+
- Best non-fiction series for ages 7+
- Best non-fiction series for ages 9+
- Best non-fiction series for ages 11+
- Best non-fiction series for ages 13+
This is a fascinating, hands-on introduction to one of history’s most intriguing civilizations. Published by Nosy Crow in collaboration with the British Museum, this interactive book for ages 5+ allows children to curate their own mini-museum of Ancient Egypt. With press-out pieces to display and 100 stickers, young historians can explore mummies, pharaohs, pyramids, and everyday life in ancient times. Engaging facts bring history to life, while beautifully designed pages encourage creativity and learning. Perfect for curious minds, this book offers a fun and immersive way to discover the wonders of Ancient Egypt. Out now.
Best non-fiction series for ages 5+
All Brains Are Wonderful by Scott Evans is an engaging and inclusive book that celebrates the uniqueness of every brain. Aimed at children aged 7+, it explores how brains grow, develop, and function, while also championing neurodiversity and mental well-being. With the insight of a neuroscientist, it explains why everyone thinks differently and why that’s something to be proud of. Scott Evans, a primary school teacher and neurodivergent advocate, makes complex ideas accessible, encouraging children to embrace their own minds. Perfect for classrooms and home learning, this book is an inspiring guide to understanding and celebrating what makes us all unique. April is neurodiversity awareness month and this would be the perfect book to read at home or at school. Out now.
Best non-fiction series for ages 7+
Why does rain make chocolate more expensive? How does music influence spending? Where can gold be found growing on trees? Who once tried to sell the Eiffel Tower?
This fascinating book is packed with surprising money facts from around the world, covering everything from ancient coins to cryptocurrency. Part of the best-selling, award-winning series, it presents 100 bite-sized topics with bold illustrations and clear, engaging text. Perfect for curious minds, it’s ideal for dipping into, sharing with family and friends, and discovering the unexpected ways money shapes our world. A fun and informative read for all ages!
Best non-fiction series for ages 9+
Explodapedia: The Brain is the fifth book in the acclaimed Explodapedia series by neuroscientist and writer Ben Martynoga and delves into the complexities of the human brain, which contains approximately 180 billion cells responsible for our safety, curiosity, creativity, memory, and imagination. The book offers an accessible and entertaining exploration of neuroscience, blending historical insights with cutting-edge research and is aimed at readers aged 11+
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