Volcanoes are Earth’s fiery mountains! Some sleep quietly for centuries while others wake with roaring eruptions that reshape the land. In this colorful Little Explorer Book, young readers discover how volcanoes form, why they erupt, and where they are found—from the Pacific “Ring of Fire” to famous peaks like Mount St. Helens and Mount Vesuvius.Perfect for curious kids and classrooms alike, this book explains big ideas with simple language and vivid pictures—showing the wonder of lava flows, ash clouds, and brand-new land forming before our eyes.Inside you’ll find:72 pages of engaging visuals and kid-friendly facts8-9 facts per page on pages 65–72 (72 total facts!)A spotlight on Mount St. Helens Explanations of what volcanoes are, how they work, and how scientists study themReal-world connections: volcanoes, communities, and safety awarenessWhat kids will learn:The difference between magma and lavaShield, cinder cone, and stratovolcanoes—what makes each uniqueWhy some eruptions are gentle while others are explosiveHow volcanoes create islands, fertile soil, hot springs, and geysersWhat a “supervolcano” is (and why they’re so rare)Who it’s for: Ages 4–10, families, teachers, and young nature lovers who enjoy exciting Earth science topics presented in a calm, reassuring way.Little Explorer Books make big science simple and fun—perfect for reading together or exploring independently. Ready to meet Earth’s most powerful mountains