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About Time: A Children’s Guide to the History and Science of Time

By Rebecca Struthers & Alom Shaha • Illustrated by Lucy Rose

A richly illustrated non-fiction book for children aged 7+, exploring the history, science and future of timekeeping.
Written by watchmaker and author Rebecca Struthers and science teacher Alom Shaha, About Time introduces young readers to clocks, watches and the concept of time — from how it works to why it matters.

What is time, really? Why do we measure it — and how did we start?

Through fun facts, real-life stories, and interactive activities, this book answers big questions in a way kids will understand. They'll learn about everything from sundials and pendulum clocks to modern watches and atomic time. There are even step-by-step guides to making your own timekeepers, like a sand timer or water clock.

With detailed illustrations by Lucy Rose, About Time brings horology to life — blending science, history and craft in one beautifully made book.

A perfect companion for:

  • Kids curious about how the world works

  • Parents and teachers introducing analogue clocks

  • Fans of STEM, history or making things with their hands

$19.94
About Time: A Children’s Guide to the History and Science of Time
$19.94

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By Rebecca Struthers & Alom Shaha • Illustrated by Lucy Rose

A richly illustrated non-fiction book for children aged 7+, exploring the history, science and future of timekeeping.
Written by watchmaker and author Rebecca Struthers and science teacher Alom Shaha, About Time introduces young readers to clocks, watches and the concept of time — from how it works to why it matters.

What is time, really? Why do we measure it — and how did we start?

Through fun facts, real-life stories, and interactive activities, this book answers big questions in a way kids will understand. They'll learn about everything from sundials and pendulum clocks to modern watches and atomic time. There are even step-by-step guides to making your own timekeepers, like a sand timer or water clock.

With detailed illustrations by Lucy Rose, About Time brings horology to life — blending science, history and craft in one beautifully made book.

A perfect companion for:

  • Kids curious about how the world works

  • Parents and teachers introducing analogue clocks

  • Fans of STEM, history or making things with their hands