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Eruption!

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Use your reading superpowers to learn all about volcanoes from where they start to what happens when they erupt, famous eruptions, how we can learn about them and even make a model of one - a high-quality, fun, non-fiction reader - carefully levelled to help children progress.

Eruption! is a beautifully designed reader all about these dramatic natural features of our world.

The engaging text has been carefully levelled using Lexile so that children are set up to succeed.

A motivating introduction to using essential non-fiction reading skills.

Children will love to find out how volcanoes are formed; the damage - and the good - they do; where the best places are to see an eruption; and how to build their own model volcano.

48 pages, Paperback

Published April 4, 2023

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Anita Ganeri

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Anita Ganeri is a highly experienced author of children’s information books, specialising in religion, India/Asia, multiculturalism, geography, biography and natural history. She became a freelance writer after working at Walker Books (as foreign rights manager) and Usborne Publishing (as an editor). Since then, she has written over 300 titles, including the best-selling Horrible Geography series for Scholastic. The series won the Geographical Association Silver Award in 1999 and was cited as being ‘an innovation that all geographers will applaud’. She is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society where she conducts most of her research for the books.

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November 10, 2025
Last night my youngest and I cuddled together to read about volcanoes. In less than a half hour we read this book. She’s eight years old and already new something of the subject including eruptions, earthquakes and even a bit about the “plates that move” (tectonics).

She liked the pictures and graphics which gave us things to talk about other than the text. There were very few words that posed a challenge (tsunami was one).

We talked about the good (soil benefits from eruptions) and bad (the harm volcanoes cause) and whether we would like to get near a volcano.

We both found the book an easy step to further knowledge of this subject.
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