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University of Cambridge

Think Big: The Power of Volcanoes

Professor Tamsin Mather Professor David Pyle Daniel Long

$27.99

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English
NOSY CROW
09 June 2026
Have you ever wondered what makes a volcano erupt? Or what happens when molten lava meets the sea? From towering mountains that spit fire to hidden underwater volcanoes shaping the ocean floor, this beautifully illustrated book takes young readers on an explosive journey into the heart of Earth's most powerful natural wonders. Discover the secrets of volcanoes - from the science behind eruptions and the different types of volcanoes around the world, to the daring work of volcanologists who study these fiery giants up close. Find out how volcanic eruptions have shaped our planet, created new islands, and even changed the climate.
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Illustrated by:   Daniel Long
Imprint:   NOSY CROW
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 290mm,  Width: 250mm, 
ISBN:   9781805133285
ISBN 10:   1805133284
Series:   University of Cambridge: Think Big
Pages:   32
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Recommended Age:   From 9 to 12 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming

Tamsin Mather (Author) Professor Tamsin Mather has been working as a volcanologist for over 20 years. Her first passion was studying volcanic gases and how they change our environment. She also studies how to predict volcanic eruptions better, and volcanoes on other planets. David Pyle (Author) Professor David Pyle has been fascinated by volcanoes since he saw his first volcano in Chile when he was 8 years old. He is an expert on reading the stories of past eruptions from the rocks and ash left behind. His favourite volcano is Santorini in Greece. Daniel Long (Illustrator) Daniel Long graduated from Norwich University of the Arts in 2014 and has been working as an illustrator in Norfolk since then. Daniel's work is heavily influenced by mid-century design, architecture, and fashion which can be easily seen in his use of colour palettes and choice of subject matter. His work is all created digitally in Photoshop and Illustrator using vectors. He often adds lots of textures and shading to add depth and intensity to an illustration. When not illustrating, Daniel can be found procrastinating, playing guitar, or making things out of wood.

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