Rated 4.8 (1K+ reviews)
Help Your Child Read, Think, and Learn Ahead of Their Peers.
🧠 Helps Your Child Think Faster, Ask Better Questions & Learn More Deeply
📖 Makes Reading Fun So They Build the Habit Early
🏫 Prepares Them With Knowledge That Stands Out in Primary School & Beyond
🚀 Gives Them a Confident Head Start Before Their Peers Catch Up
🌍 Covers Science, Animals, Space, History & More Curiosity-Boosting Topics
🎁 2 FREE PDF Guides to Give Your Child a Reading and Learning Head Start — a $50 Value
- The Curiosity Conversation: Turns everyday questions into deeper thinking and meaningful parent-child conversations.
- The 20-Minute Screen Swap: Helps you replace screen time with a simple daily reading habit—without the battles.
More Than A Book— A Gateway To Discovery
Your child's natural curiosity is one of their greatest strengths.
Every page introduces exciting questions and answers that encourage exploration, observation, and deeper thinking.
Whether they're fascinated by dinosaurs, outer space, animals, inventions, or the human body, this encyclopedia provides an engaging learning experience that keeps them coming back for more.
Why Most Children's Books Are Quickly Forgotten
Too Narrow In Scope
Many books focus on a single topic.
Children naturally want to learn about everything around them.
Limited Engagement
Without exciting visuals and interesting discoveries, attention quickly fades.
Passive Learning
Many books tell children information.
The best books encourage children to think.
Not Designed For Curiosity
Kids learn best when they're asking questions and actively exploring answers.
Screen Competition
To compete with tablets and videos, learning must be fun, visual, and rewarding.
Don't Take Our Word For It
It’s become part of our evening routine
I nearly didn’t order it because we’ve bought things like this before and they were forgotten after a week. The guarantee made me feel better about trying it. We’ve had it for a few weeks now and my youngest still brings it over after dinner so we can choose a question together. The bonus guides were useful too, especially the idea of doing one question a day. It’s simple, but it’s become a nice little routine for us.
One of the only books he picks up himself
I honestly didn’t think he would use it much because we already have a few educational books collecting dust. But he opened it the first night and ended up sitting on the floor looking through the animal pages for ages. A few days later he randomly asked me why penguins don’t get cold. That’s when I realised he was actually taking it in. I still have to remind him to read sometimes, but this is one of the only books he’ll pick up by himself.
It’s actually helped with screen time
My daughter normally wants her tablet as soon as she gets home, so I was surprised when she started choosing this instead. She likes flipping to a random page and finding a question she’s never thought about before. Last week it was plants that eat insects, then she spent the rest of dinner explaining it to us. It hasn’t completely replaced screen time, but it has definitely given her something else she genuinely