Every kid loves a checklist. Knowing what's top and what's not is playground gold. And that's not to mention the comedy classics. Wait till you see the ugliest dogs! Specially for young animal lovers, a must-have book containing everything from the super-cute to the silly and slimy, and packed with lists and facts for readers to share with their friends. Usually cuddly, sometimes weird, but always masses of fun, Top 10 for Kids: Pets has it all.
Did you know that an adult has 639 muscles in their body. Or that your lungs breathe in and out 22,000 times a day? With fascinating facts and illustrations, diagrams to label and carefully levelled text, children learn all about their body and how it works.
A beautifully illustrated picture atlas designed to take children on an exciting journey around the world.
The atlas opens with the continents, then presents a world view of countries before exploring deeper into each country and the exciting places to visit within each.
The maps are clear, colourful and perfect for children to explore the world and let their imaginations run riot.
Illustrated by Steve Evans.
This book is ideal for home or school and finding out more about the world whilst also helping to develop essential reading skills.
Clear, colourful, highly informative, illustrated mapping designed for young readers.
Arranged by continent for easy reference.
Facts about the world we live in are included on each spread.
This is a story linked with picture puzzles. There is a thief in Puzzle Ocean! When Rosie receives a message in a bottle, asking her to help track down the king's missing crown, she begins at once. She has an underwater adventure, dodging scary sharks and meeting friendly dolphins.
Uncovers the secrets behind the world's lost towns, tombs, shipwrecks and treasures. This title lets you find out how archaeologists discovered these finds. It features photography and historical accounts.
Get the look and become the hottest tween in town with this Claire's guide to looking your best. More than 30 hairstyles are made easy with snapshots and tips. This book includes a covermount gift. Learn how to complete your look with Claire's range of stylish accessories!
Step into the world of the Romans!
Write in Latin, stand in a Roman soldier’s sandals, send signals the Roman way, try your luck at the dice game Tropa, make a mosaic, nibble on sweet honey toast and dress up as a gladiator.
Each book in QED’s Hands-on History series combines informative text with brilliant hands-on projects that bring history to life.
Step into the shoes of people from the past with this crafty little history series. Each book includes 13 fantastic activities so you can dress, eat, write and play just like the Ancient Egyptians, Romans, Aztecs and Vikings did.
From making an Egyptian water clock to sipping Aztec hot chocolate, playing the Viking game of Hnef-tafl and dressing as a Roman gladiator, brilliant hands-on projects bring history to life.
All activities have clear step-by-step instructions and use easily obtainable materials.
Written by an acclaimed non-fiction children’s author and illustrated with lavish photography, artwork and maps, each book is a comprehensive guide to the period.
Perfect for homework projects! Meets both the UK and US curriculum requirements for history at this level.
Every pirate needed a sturdy ship to steer towards the next treasure. Young readers can satisfy their curiousity about pirates in this safe, accessible text about the different types of pirate ships.
Teaches ballet basics, from exercising at the barre to performing jumps, pirouettes and a perfect plie. This book lets you discover the difference between a leotard and a tutu and between ballet slippers and pointe shoes. It also offers pick up tips on tying your shoe ribbons properly.
