Here are some of Minipreneur’s favourite books from DK Children’s this Spring. Beautifully designed and illustrated, DK’s award-winning and best-selling children’s books appeal to kids of all ages. DK’s fun and factual kids books cover everything from a child’s first words to the human body. 

The Children’s Book of the Future by Lavie Tidhar, Richard Watson & Cinthya Alvarez

A delightful mix of science fiction and real-world scientific discoveries, The Children’s Book of the Future opens the door to an exciting world where anything is possible. Aimed at children aged 7-9, this beautifully illustrated book offers 18 short, imaginative stories that transport readers to future worlds, from life on Mars to birthday celebrations on Venus. Each tale is paired with a scientific explanation, making complex topics accessible while encouraging curiosity about the future. Parents will appreciate the positive, inclusive message about diversity and innovation, while children will be fascinated by the vibrant illustrations and the exciting scenarios. £12.99 published by DK.

The Timekeepers: Eiffel Tower Emergency by SJ King

Join the Timekeepers, a secret group of children charged with ensuring history stays on track, in this thrilling adventure back to 1889. When the villainous DeLay steals the Eiffel Tower’s blueprints, it’s up to the Timekeepers to retrieve them and save the day. Packed with fascinating historical facts and beautifully illustrated scenes, this chapter book for 7-9-year-olds offers an engaging introduction to history through a fun, fast-paced story. Parents will appreciate the blend of education and adventure, while children will love the action-packed plot and the chance to learn about the world’s most famous landmarks. £6.99 published by DK.

Make Art With Nature by Pippa Pixley

Perfect for budding artists, Make Art with Nature teaches children how to create beautiful artwork using materials found in nature. With clear instructions and plenty of hands-on projects, this guide covers everything from drawing and painting to printmaking and collaging, all using natural elements like rocks, leaves, and flowers. Aimed at children aged 7-9, this book encourages creativity and outdoor exploration. Parents will enjoy how it fosters creativity and environmental awareness, while children will love experimenting with different mediums and crafting unique pieces of art from the world around them. £14.99 published by DK.