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Alex Woolf

    January 24, 1964

    Alex Woolf is an author whose works delve into the realms of literary creation for young readers. His writing is distinguished by its insightful engagement with genre, weaving compelling narratives with science fiction elements and interactive formats that draw readers into the story. Woolf's approach to writing is characterized by his ability to captivate a young audience with original concepts and engaging storytelling. His shorter works have garnered critical acclaim, further underscoring his talent in the literary sphere.

    Alex Woolf
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    Trailblazers
    • 2024

      Money

      A Richly Illustrated History

      • 80 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      The history of money is explored in a visually stunning format, showcasing its evolution from coins to digital transactions. It delves into significant themes such as bankruptcy and wealth, making complex concepts accessible and engaging for readers aged 9 and up. This unique approach combines informative content with captivating visuals, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of money's impact on society throughout the ages.

      Money
    • 2024

      The Extraordinary Ideas of Leonardo Da Vinci

      Big Ideas for Curious Minds

      • 64 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      The book introduces young readers to Leonardo's groundbreaking concepts, showcasing his inventions like flying machines and masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa. It explores the reception of his genius during the Italian Renaissance and highlights the lasting impact of his ideas on contemporary society. Beautiful illustrations enhance the journey through Leonardo's innovative mind and historical significance.

      The Extraordinary Ideas of Leonardo Da Vinci
    • 2024

      The History of the World

      The Story of Mankind from Prehistory to the Modern Day

      • 512 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Exploring the journey of humankind, this book delves into the conflicts, power struggles, and the rise and fall of empires that have shaped our history. Award-winning author Alex Woolf presents an engaging narrative that covers ancient civilizations, the Mongol conquests, and the dynamics of colonial empires. The latter sections address pressing 21st-century themes such as population growth, technology, climate change, and religious extremism. Richly illustrated, it offers valuable insights into how our past informs our future.

      The History of the World
    • 2024

      Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity

      Big Ideas for Curious Minds

      • 64 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Focusing on the groundbreaking theory of special relativity, this beautifully illustrated book introduces readers to Albert Einstein's life and his journey through scientific challenges. It unpacks complex concepts in clear, accessible language, making physics and mathematics engaging for young minds. Readers will discover Einstein's significant breakthroughs and the profound impact of his ideas on our understanding of space and time, encouraging curiosity and deeper exploration of scientific principles.

      Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity
    • 2024

      Isaac Newton's Law of Gravity

      Big Ideas for Curious Minds

      • 64 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Focusing on Isaac Newton's groundbreaking law of gravity, this illustrated hardback explores his life, pivotal ideas, and scientific contributions in an engaging manner suitable for young readers. It details his moments of inspiration, experiments with light, invention of the reflecting telescope, and the development of new mathematics. The book also contextualizes Newton's work within his historical environment and its impact on future thinkers. Enhanced by vibrant illustrations, it serves as a delightful introduction to complex scientific concepts for inquisitive minds aged 8 and up.

      Isaac Newton's Law of Gravity
    • 2024

      An entertaining way for children learn about the science of gravity through discoveries Albert Einstein. The beautiful, full-color illustrations and hardback format make this a perfect gift.

      Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity
    • 2024

      An interactive series that weaves together weird and wonderful 'would you rather' questions, with fascinating facts about dinosaurs and the prehistoric world

      You Choose: Dinosaurs
    • 2024

      An interactive series that weaves together weird and wonderful 'would you rather' questions, with fascinating facts about ancient history

      You Choose: Ancient History
    • 2023

      Join world-famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his ever-loyal sidekick Dr. Watson as they embark on a series of daring adventures.- Bear witness to the historic first meeting of Holmes and Watson in A Study in Scarlet. - Marvel at Sherlock's powers of deduction as as he unravels the mystery of The Hound of the Baskervilles.- Gasp as our hero meets his apparent doom at the hands of Moriarty, his evil nemesis, in The Final Problem.- And thrill to Holmes' triumphant return in The Empty House.These thrilling tales have been retold with verve and panache by award-winning children's fiction author Alex Woolf. Featuring more than 200 original artworks by Eve O'Brien, this collection will delight readers aged 7+.

      Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Cases Retold for Children
    • 2023

      "This ingenious puzzle book puts you in control of your own interactive adventure. You'll be taking the role of Sherlock Holmes, the world's most brilliant detective. Your mission: to retrieve the stolen Musgrave Diamond, and thwart criminal mastermind Moriarty's diabolical sheme! Use your observation and logic skills to uncover clues. Then choose the correct answer from the selection of options to progress through the story in a race against time. Can uou solve the mystery?"--Provided by publisher

      Escape Room Adventures: Sherlock's Greatest Case