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"The story of the awe-inspiring, 18,000-mile migration of one of earth's most amazing animals-the Arctic tern."--

Moore L: Sun Bird

Sun Bird

The Amazing Journey of the Arctic Tern

Betsy Buglove

Betsy Buglove is back to save the day!

 Bug-lover Betsy is always keeping watch over her insect friends.
 When a cold day forces the ladybirds inside, she uses her magic
 magnifying glass to listen to their problem! Can Betsy and
 her best friend Stan find a way to help the ladybirds and move them
 to a special bug hotel?

 <li>The third book from the powerhouse duo behind Betsy Buglove
 Saves the Bees and Betsy Buglove and the Brave Butterfly

 </li><li>Wonderful illustrations bring the natural world to life by Lucy
 Fleming, illustrator of Home Bird Hoot and Stop That
 Squirrel
 </li><li>With a focus on conservation and the environment - plus some
 lovely ladybird facts at the front and back pages of the book!
 </li><li>Perfect for little bug-lovers, this book encourages children
 to get outdoors and appreciate the nature around them
 </li><li>The first Betsy Buglove book has sold into 11 territories
</li>

Betsy Buglove and the Lucky Ladybirds (PB)

Animals at Work

Everything You Know About

Everything You Know About Birds is Wrong!

Encyclopedia of Birds

Pop-Ups

Come and spend a fun-filled day on the farm. Meet a noisy cockerel, muddy pigs and some hungry cows that chew hay all day long. Follow a sheepdog as she herds sheep and alpacas, and see an enormous combine harvester at work. Then visit the petting zoo and say hello to the baby goats who love to jump and climb. With five fantastic pop-ups, this book will take you on an exciting behind-the-scenes tour around a busy farm.

Pop-up Farm

The Eggstraordinary Story of Chickens

Cluck!

★ "In this detailed and informative work, Boughton chronicles the construction of the Hoover Dam&nbsp;via&nbsp;compellingly comprehensive text." —Publishers Weekly, starred review ★&nbsp;"This well-written narrative is bound to become the authority on this modern American marvel." —Booklist, starred review Discover the complicated history behind the construction of Hoover Dam—one of the country’s most recognizable and far-reaching landmarks—and its lasting political and environmental effects on the Colorado River and the American West.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; At the time of its completion in 1936, Hoover Dam was the biggest dam in the world and the largest feat of architecture and engineering in the country—a statement of national ambition and technical achievement. It turned the wild Colorado River into a tame and securely managed water source, transforming millions of acres of desert into farmland while also providing water and power to the fast-growing population of the Southwest. The concrete monolith quickly became a symbol of American ingenuity; however, its history is laden with contradiction. It provided work for thousands, but it was a dangerous project that exploited desperate workers during the Depression. It helped secure the settlement and economies of the Southwest, but at the expense of Indigenous peoples and the environment; and it created a dependency on the Colorado River’s water, which is under threat from overuse and climate change. Weaving together elements of engineering, geography, and political and socioeconomic history, and drawing heavily from unpublished oral histories taken from dam workers and their families, Simon Boughton’s thoughtful and compelling debut—featuring historical photographs throughout—follows the construction and impact of Hoover Dam, and how its promise of abundance ultimately created a river in crisis today.

The Construction of Hoover Dam and the Vanishing Colorado River

The Wild River and the Great Dam

Big Sticker Books

From fish with glowing bodies to crabs with furry claws and sharks with detachable jaws, this sticker book is full of weird and wonderful creatures. With lots of stickers and added did-you-know facts for hours of screen-free fun, in one of the wildest and most unexplored habitats on the planet.

Big Sticker Book Weird Deep Sea Creatures

eyewonder

Follow our ever-changing skies and uncover the secrets of weather with this fully updated edition of Eyewonder Weather for children aged 5-7. Get ready to chase the wind, ride the waves, and dodge lightning as you dive into this book about weather for children. Study the fascinating forces that shape weather and find out how clouds form, what makes thunderstorms rumble, and why the weather changes every season. This book will take young readers on a whirlwind journey like never before! Plus, with activities such as "Which way?" and "Facts Match", your kids will be entertained time and again. DK's best-selling Eyewonder series has been refreshed for the next generation of young readers. Stay-at-home explorers will feel inspired by the dramatic photographs, up-to-date information and fact-packed pages, and a brand-new "eyewonder" feature with fascinating weather stories. This book is perfect for all curious young minds; brilliant for homework and school projects, or just for fun!

Open Your Eyes to a World of Discovery

Eyewonder Weather

Musical Books

Listen to special arrangements of Vivaldi's Four Seasons concerti for violin while exploring the changing seasons in this stunning book. Each beautifully illustrated scene shows a different season with fingertrails to explore and a button to press to listen to the music. A delightful way for children to discover Vivaldi's much-loved music.

The Four Seasons

"A marvellously engaging writer." The Times Discover the story of life on our planet as you have never seen it before, from winner of the Royal Society Science Book Prize, Henry Gee. The perfect gift for the curious of any age. In 30 bite-size chapters, Nature editor and author of the award-winning A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth Henry Gee charts the incredible, unlikely story of life on our planet, with vibrant colour illustrations from artist Raxenne Maniquiz. Life began billions of years ago, as tiny bubbles sheltering from toxic seawater began to spring up on the ocean floor. What follows is the ultimate survival story: faced with supervolcanoes, toxic air and asteroids - life adapted. The Wonder of Life on Earth condenses billions of years of evolution into one exquisite 80-page book, giving a broad overview that focuses on some of the most pivotal moments in the story of life: including mass extinctions, the egg, the seed, the spine and the ear. These are near misses for the existence of life, and evolutionary crossroads that paved the way for the world we know today. Artwork from talented botanical illustrator and designer Raxenne Maniquiz brings to life a cavalcade of strange and marvellous creatures: travel back in time to look inside bacteria and the first cells, to the planet's first trees and plants, to the odd, soft-bodied rangeomorphs, and on to armoured fishes, dinosaurs, nimble mammals and endlessly adaptable apes and primates. Henry's gripping writing makes it easy to understand complex processes like the carbon cycle, natural selection, fossilisation and the galactic fluctuations that have shaped our planet and its inhabitants. This astonishing and readable natural history is perfect for younger readers and anyone looking for an accessible introduction to the biggest topic around: LIFE. Complete with a glossary, a timeline and a view into the future.

The story of our planet, evolution and you by the winner of the Royal Society Science Book Prize

The Wonder of Life on Earth

History of...

A tasty exploration of foods around the world, from famous dishes in the past to modern cuisine

The Delicious History of Food

Sun Bird

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