Disney Wonderful World of Knowledge up for grabs

DISNEY fanatics can get their hands on a great giveaway courtesy of the Scunthorpe Telegraph.

Readers have the opportunity to experience a little of that Disney magic with set of themed children's encyclopedias – and to kick-start collections we will give you the first book free.

Starting on Tuesday, February 3, we are giving readers the chance to build up a fabulous collection of educational books which every child would love to have on their shelves.

We are offering the 24-volume set of beautifully illustrated hardback books which make up Disney's Wonderful World Of Knowledge.

We will give away the first encyclopedia – all about Dinosaurs – FREE with a copy of the paper on Tuesday, February 3.

The series will then build every week, with a further 23 books available over the coming months.

Each book in the series will be released every Tuesday and be available for a week for just £2.95 with a token from the Telegraph.

Children will love building up their own Disney Wonderful World of Knowledge library.

The encyclopedias take readers on a fantastic journey with much-loved Disney characters.

Packed with fascinating facts they are something children will not be able to put down.

From learning about the wonders of the depths of the ocean to space, and from art to animals of all shapes and sizes.

After they have enjoyed learning all about the creatures that roamed the earth millions of years ago, your children will be begging for the second book, where they will be able to learn all about planet earth – from volcanoes to global warming – all covered with the help of Mickey Mouse and friends in the second book of this fantastic series.

As well as Mickey Mouse, favourite Disney characters including Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy, Goofy and Pluto are on hand to take children through the pages of each book.

The characters appear on every page helping children to navigate the amazing facts, illustrations and diagrams.

The pages are colourfully set out and easy to read.

Scunthorpe Telegraph editor Mel Cook said: "These books are fantastic for children.

"Youngsters can connect with some of their favourite Disney characters at the same time as learning.

"Youngsters will have fun building up their collection for the next 24 weeks.

"The series is something families will be able to treasure forever and learn from together."

With titles such as Planet Earth, Birds, Great Inventions, Atlas Of The World and The Kingdom Of Mammals, this beautifully bound and illustrated collection aims to be educational as well as fun and can be enjoyed by adults and children alike.