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Wales

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Read all about Wales, its location within the UK and Europe, its history, geographical features, weather, landmarks, capital city, people and industry, coasts, towns and countryside areas. This ser...

Scotland

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A charming introduction to the United Kingdom for young children as the illustrated 'Fact Cat' character leads the reader on a trail through the book helping them to discover answers to key questio...

Northern Ireland

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The Earth

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The planets

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Read all about the planets of the solar system, their history, what they're made of, their relation to Earth and the Sun, and how we have discovered more about them through visits from spacecraft....

Sun

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Fact Cat United Kingdom

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Scotland

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Fact Cat United Kingdom

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Wales

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