The whole planet, opened up flap by flap. This Look Inside book takes a trip around our world, and over 80 flaps do the revealing: lift them to discover the layers that make up planet Earth, the tiniest insects in the rainforest and the creatures who live at the very bottom of the sea.

The flap is what makes the series work. A child who lifts the ocean to find what swims underneath has asked the question before the book answers it, and that is why the answer sticks. The journey crosses mountains, farms, cities and ice, the exact ground a school geography unit will cover later, met here first as pure discovery.

Fourteen sturdy board pages by Emily Bone, illustrated by Marianna Oklejak, for curious explorers aged four and up. It shelves naturally beside Look Inside Space, Look Inside Wild Weather and Look Inside Things That Go, all also at Stellar Luxe, and the set becomes a first atlas of how everything works.