Keith Lye Book order
Keith Lye specializes in creating atlases and geographical works for both children and adults. His output frequently features detailed and engaging depictions of the world. Lye aims to make geography accessible to readers of all ages through his illustrated atlases. His books are designed to be both educational and visually appealing.






- 2016
- 2013
My First Picture Atlas
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
- 2008
Annotation. Fully updated for 2008-2009, Philip's World Factbook is a reference book for students, travellers, journalists and geography buffs, providing concise, up-to-date geographical information on every country of the world, illustrated with mapsand flags.
- 1999
The Ultimate Atlas of the World provides a fact-filled and exciting journey in which young readers can explore for themselves the world and its people. Each region is examined in depth, showing its position on the globe and its terrain and landscape. Children can find out about the world's systems of government and how its people live and work. Fact boxes contain important information such as capital city, population, language and currency, and history pages give a valuable timeline of the important events in each country's past. - Color illustrations and photographs throughout- Locator globes and flags for every country- Packed with facts and information on a vast ranges of issues- Unique history section with a chronology of important people and events- Includes important sections on ecology and the environment
- 1998
The Illustrated Atlas of the United States
- 79 pages
- 3 hours of reading
An atlas of the United States, containing color maps and photographs covering each state's major cities, landscape, industry, agriculture, and history.
- 1996
A concise A-to-Z guide to every nation in the world contains full-color maps and flags, climate graphs, stamps, and fascinating facts regarding history, politics, culture, economy, and geography.
- 1992
- 1992
Passport to Germany
- 48 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Surveys the geography, people, economy, natural resources, and culture of Germany. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.
- 1991
- 1989
Pictorial Atlas for children
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
This pictorial atlas looks at many wonders of the world including architectural features, historical sites, wildlife as well as geographical features such as mountains, deserts and seas.



