Museum-style books about plants, fungi, and ocean life

Are there museum-style picture books about plants, fungi, or ocean life for young children?

BIG Picture Press Botanicum: Welcome to the Museum: The listing describes it as a guide to plant life. The recommended age is 8–12 years. INGRAM Fungarium: Welcome to the Museum: The book introduces fungi and their importance to the world's ecosystem. The recommended age is 8–12 years. INGRAM Oceanarium: Welcome to the Museum: The book covers the world's oceans, from shorelines to deep water. The recommended age is 8–12 years.

ProductWhyRecommended ageContentPagesIllustrator or contributors
1. BIG Picture Press Botanicum: Welcome to the Museum sold by threelittles.coThe listing describes it as a guide to plant life.The recommended age is 8–12 years. listingThe listing describes it as a guide to plant life. listingIt has 112 pages. listingThe listing names Katie Scott as the artist behind the artwork. listing
2. INGRAM Fungarium: Welcome to the Museum sold by threelittles.coThe book introduces fungi and their importance to the world's ecosystem.The recommended age is 8–12 years. listingThe book introduces fungi and their importance to the world's ecosystem. listingIt has 80 pages. listingThe listing names Katie Scott as illustrator. listing
3. INGRAM Oceanarium: Welcome to the Museum sold by threelittles.coThe book covers the world's oceans, from shorelines to deep water.The recommended age is 8–12 years. listingThe book covers the world's oceans, from shorelines to deep water. listingIt has 112 pages. listingThe listing names marine biologist Loveday Trinick for the text and Teagan White for the illustrations. listing

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