Take a closer look at some of the most threatened animals on out planet. The plight of endangered animals is explored in detail through one hundred facts, fantastic images and fun cartoons. Read how hunting, habitat loss and climate change have affected wildlife, discover which animals are close to extinction and find out what you can do to help.
Discover the answers to lots of brilliant questions about rainforest life!
Team up with the stickmen to view all the layers of our world in close-up. From the edge of the earth's atmosphere to the deepest trench in the ocean. As you descend from 600 km above. You'll see galaxies, volcanic explosions, helipads on rooftops and coral gardens. Check out... Saterllites and rockets, Snowy peaks and thermal springs, Skyscrapers and sewer, Walking cucumbers and giant squid.. …
Ella the ladybird works hard every day, cooking, cleaning, tidying and polishing-but her wasp stepsisters never, ever say thank you. Then one day, an invitation arrives for the Grand Bug Ball-could this be Ella's chance to find true love?
Whether it's wandering in woodlands or watching wildlife, being outdoors in nature is a favorite activity for children. Clare Beaton shares he passion for the world around us and suggests creative nature crafts for adults and children to enjoy together.
Curious young children can follow pouncing spiders, swirling butterflies, and zooming ladybugs in the pages of this interactive book. They will uncover the fascinating answers to questions about creepy-crawlies, and they'll delight in the unexpected scene changes as they flip tha flaps.
Microscopic Life explores the world of tiny organisms that exist alongside us, from the bacteria in our bodies to the mites that live in our carpets. Meet tje fungi and moulds that help us in our daily lives, as well as the microscopic worms and viruses that can cause worldwide epidemics. Discover how we study them through microscopes and learn how scientists work with them to find cures for di…
At just ten years old, Paolo becomes an apprentice to Leonardo da Vinci, the gifted artist and inventor. Life in Leonardo's busy studio is never dull-there are errands to run, pigments to grind, paints to mix, and drawings to be made. But there are mysterious events, too. Another apprentice is not all that he seems, and an evening visit to a hospital uncovers some very interesting developments..