This book looks at the life cycle of a tree, from a tiny acorn to a mighty oak tree.
'No budding ornithologist should be without Matt Sewell's Atlas of Amazing Birds... sumptuous illustrations and brief captions tell us all we need to know' The Telegraph Matt Sewell, creator of Our Garden Birds, presents his personal selection of the most amazing birds from around the world, with dazzling watercolour illustrations, witty and informative descriptions and maps of every continent. Did you know that the bald eagle holds the record for the world's biggest nest - weighing more th...
Animals in Danger (My First Discoveries) (First Discovery)
by Pierre De Hugo
Which animals are threatened with extinction? In this book you will find out how some animals have disappeared altogether. Discover why others, like gorillas, panda bears, tigers, and even elephants must be protected if they are to survive.
Thresher Sharks (Amazing World of Sharks)
by Elizabeth Roseborough
Look into the eyes of a King Cobra and the tooth-filled mouth of a crocodile with this book in the hugely popular Life-size series! With amazing giant flaps to fold out to true life proportions, you can now experience the amazing world of reptiles without leaving your home or risking your life. Covering all kinds of snakes, lizards, crocodiles and alligators and turtles this book is filled with fascinating information about the incredible world of the reptile.
Let's Look at Dinosaurs (First Discovery/Torchlight)
by Donald Grant, Claude Delafosse, and Gallimard Jeunesse
Travel back in time to the dark, distant past. Meet plateosaurus, diplodocus, iguanodon, and the great sea monsters.
Bactrian Camel (A Day in the Life: Desert Animals) (Day in the Life: Desert Animals (Library))
by Anita Ganeri
See what happens to different desert animals over the course of a day and night, discussing different aspects of the animals' anatomy and behaviour, e.g. sleeping, eating, hunting and moving.
Quest for the Tree Kangaroo (Scientists in the field)
by Sy Montgomery
It looks like a bear, but isn't one. It climbs trees as easily as a monkey- but isn't a monkey, either. It has a belly pocket like a kangaroo, but what's a kangaroo doing up a tree? Meet the amazing Matschie's tree kangaroo, who makes its home in the ancient trees of Papua New Guinea's cloud forest. And meet the amazing scientists who track these elusive animals.
A playful book of puns from the Instagram megastar rabbit, @wally_and_molly. Described as a cross between a poodle and a pom-pom, Wally is an English angora rabbit with giant, wing-like ears, fluffy bellbottom paws, and a twinkling smile. His owner Molly brought him home on New Year’s Day in 2015. Since then, he has become a veritable Internet sensation thanks not only to his adorable stature, but also to his humorous voice. In WALLY, you'll learn about his thoughts, feelings, and hobbies,...
Discussing life in Britain from early times to the end of the Iron Age, this book uses material discovered by archaeologists to talk about the very first "Britons" who lived here and to discuss the arrival of "Homo Sapiens" and the Neolithic farmers from Europe who introduced crop growing, animimal husbandry and mined flint. They also buried their dead under large mounds, which can still be seen in southern England, and built Stonehenge. The farmers were followed by settlers who made fine potter...
No one can live without food, but what you eat is a personal decision. In the twenty-first century, many people are choosing to eat more vegetables and fruits and less meat. But is all meat bad for you? What does the science say? And what about sugar and trans fats, which are linked to diabetes and heart disease? People also make food choices for ethical and religious reasons. Some vegetarians and vegans avoid meat because they believe killing animals is wrong. Other people shun meat from fact...
What Do Animals Eat? (Kids Book of Questions, #3) (Big Books of How & Why)
The Seashore (First Discovery)
by Pascale De Bourgoing and Jeunesse Gallimard
Dig in the sand, peep under stones, pick up colorful shells. Find crabs and shrimps, oysters and limpets, mussels and starfish.
Let's Look at the Jungle (First discovery: Torchlight)
by Claude Delafosse and Christian Broutin
Explore the jungle and discover how it grows and where to find its unusual birds, insects, mammals, and reptiles.
A A Truly Raptor-ous Welcome (unSPARKed, #2)
by Corinna Turner
