T-Rex in trunks! Brontosaurus in bloomers! Pants? No way! It’s dinosaurs in pants! A wild & deliciously daft follow-up to the award-winning Aliens Love Underpants, this romping rhyme will whip up gales of laughter. top 100-092016 top 100-ages 3to 5 pboffer-1016 top-100-201718-primary top-100-201718-35 top 100age 3to 5 top 100-all top 100-all 1718 top 100age 3to 7 top 100-reading-collections sum-18-ie ...

Part of a brand new set of phonically decodable reading books perfect for very early readers. These expertly levelled non-fiction books are engaging & perfectly match the new Letters & Sounds guidance used in schools across the UK. ...

Meet the dirtiest beasts in the world! This stylish black-&-white hardback of Roald Dahl’s classic rhymes features the most ghastly menagerie of revolting creatures you could ever hope not to come across. From child-gobbling crocodiles to bottom-stinging scorpions, they can be bloodthirsty, gruesome & wickedly unpredictable. But can you guess which is the dirtiest beast of all? With a touch of the magical & a dash of the dangerous, the comic creations in these rhymes are a wickedly naughty & funny delight for any brave child. ...

Join Bertie in Mascot!, his 30th adventure, as he is picked to be the mascot for Pudsley Rovers, attempts to get himself expelled from a geeky summer camp & designs his very own robot, a Bootosaurus, to replace Miss Boot! ...

Dirty Bertie is a very yucky boy&8230; but that&8217;s nothing compared to his whiffy underpants! What with an underpants adventure, naughty onstage antics & a very yucky tale about disgusting doggy doo, this trio of Dirty Bertie tales will have you crying with laughter. ...

Yuck! Mucky little mischief-maker Dirty Bertie is up to no good yet again in three more revolting stories. He dreams up a dirty new scheme for making filthy lucre, & has a very SICK time at the fairground. & last but not least, he succeeds in teaching a toddler her first word: bum! ...

Exploding goo turns Sam’s class into brain-munching zombies. No: not a normal school day. A chance for a funny Disaster Diary! ...

Butterflies aren’t just beautiful. They’re amazing. They protect our planet, they fly like experts & even change their whole shape. Incredible, huh? Have you ever seen a little wriggly caterpillar? Well: that’s a baby butterfly in disguise. In simple words & colour photos (plus a free digital book), this reader lets you follow a monarch butterfly across an entire continent. How do butterflies sense things? How are they born? Why do they matter to the planet? Find out. ...

A Level 3 Reader (ages 7-9) for independent learners with timelines, charts, photographs & technical vocabulary. Independent readers can examine the technology of the ship, & read eyewitness accounts. Comes with a free digital book featuring extra content, games & activities, plus audio & video enhancements. ...

Come face to face with enormous eyes, huge noses, poisonous fangs, fluffy cheeks, & colorful beaks in Discover More: Animal Faces. Most animals have many features in common with one another – eyes, noses, ears, mouths – so it’s amazing that there are so many different looking faces in the world! Animal Faces is a completely original way to look at all the different animal groups on Earth. By looking at some familiar, & some very rarely seen, animal faces, children will learn about the main animal groups: hairy mammals, scaly reptiles, feathered birds, goggle-eyed amphibians, bewildering bugs, & some extraordinary looking fish! Why do birds have different shaped beaks? Why do spiders have eight eyes? How do some animals use their faces to scare off other animals? How well can an elephant smell? All these questions & many more are answered in a simple fun way using stunning photographs. ...