Natali Asks Time Machine

What would life have been like thousands of years ago - before cities, cars, electricity, or even written history?

Natali is about to find out!

Join Natali, her dad Eric, and Teddy as their amazing Time Machine transports them far back into the Stone Age, where mammoths roam the landscape and early humans must use their intelligence, courage, and teamwork to survive.

Natali discovers people making tools from stone, gathering around warm fires, finding food, creating shelters, and leaving remarkable paintings on cave walls. Every discovery leads to another question.

How did people make fire? What did they eat? Where did they sleep? How did they make tools without machines? And did people really live alongside woolly mammoths?

Created especially for children ages 4 - 8, Natali Asks: Time Machine - The Stone Age transforms prehistory into a colourful adventure filled with discovery, imagination, and child-friendly learning.

Young explorers will discover:

Mammoths and other prehistoric animals
Why mastering fire was so important
How early humans made stone tools
How people found food and created shelter
The fascinating world of cave paintings
How early humans lived and travelled
Why cooperation was essential for survival
How life gradually changed during the Stone Age

With colourful illustrations, simple explanations, and Natali's endless curiosity, children can discover the distant past while feeling as though they have travelled there themselves.

Perfect for bedtime reading, early readers, classrooms, homeschooling, history projects, archaeology topics, and children fascinated by mammoths and prehistoric life.

Activate the Time Machine, grab Teddy, and join Natali on an unforgettable journey into the Stone Age!